1) First, you must mount the angle base securely to a table, truck, or other secure surface before use.

2) Then, carefully slide the Multiroll die onto the angle base. A light mist of WD-40 works well.

3) On the 122" model, one person can load the one piece onto the angle, when you have some means of support at one end, while you guide the die onto the angle base.

4) Carefully insert the "J" die into the Multiroll die.

5) When installed, the "J" die holds the material on the edge to form a no flange radius bend.

6) The "J" die can also accept a minimum of 3/8" and maximum of 5/8" to form a flange on the outside of a radius bend.

7) All of the slots in the Multiroll die accept a 1/2" flange for inside radius bends.

8) For panels that aren't too long, you can slide the Multiroll die partly off of the angle base to form a 180° roll.

9) Continue to roll the sheet metal around the Multiroll to form coiled sheet metal. This is great for arts and craft projects.

You will find that the Multiroll tool will amaze you as you create some of the most unique fabricated parts or jobs. Using the Multiroll sheet metal radius hand former will make you look like a seasoned fabricating craftsman.