[Zer0DazE]

I picked this trick up a few years ago from another forum. The ebay charge pipe kit required some cutting, and I needed to roll 3 new beads.

You will need:
1 - bench vise
1 - vise grip
1 - 1 1/4" (ish) washer
1 - exhaust clamp for pipe the same size as your pipe

Put the pipe clamp in your vise, and lay your pipe in it (a second set of hands is helpful). Now stick your washer in the pipe and with your vise grips squeeze, rotate, squeeze, rotate... you get the idea.

I have also seen guys weld the clamp and washer to the vise grips, but I prefer to not ruin tools.

 

[Evanguy]

thats sweet

 

[the hoove]

Nice trick bro.

 

[Egwhite]

SOO sick! nice write up

 

[XxTACTIKZxX]

Sick short wright up lol I'll be cutting my charge pipes next week I shall use this

 

[ZCHONDACRX91]

Saw that on a DSM forum a while ago and saved me a lot of money.

 

[boosted ef9]

good to know

 

[NeonPinHead]

Nice

 

[cervan]

that came out pretty damn good for how primitive the tooling is, im impressed!

 

[NeonPinHead]

If you could machine 2 pieces that fit together at the correct angles to get a perfect bead you'll be in business!

 

[UNDERSTIMATED]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing this.

 

[CaliLegal]

Sick.

 

[92CXyD]

NIce work I use these:

A little more work with hands (good for building wrists up)

 

[Zer0DazE]

^
What kind of pliers are those?

 

[NeonPinHead]

^
What kind of pliers are those?

electrical connector crimpers

 

[92CXyD]

electrical connector crimpers

When I bought them they were part of a large pliers set.

The set packaging said something about fence pliers.

But I do use them for electrical crimpers.

 

[NeonPinHead]

Youre right if they were electrical the crescent indent wouldnt be completely round

 

[Pata]

I can do that with my Chile..

 

[Pata]

^
What kind of pliers are those?

that was a joke, right?

 

[talonc1]

Nice DIY man.