PANEL FLANGING / JOGGLER & 5mm HOLE PUNCH TOOL

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same to do, it's might be worth making up as tool. Try to ensure that the aluminium is clamped top and bottom so that the panel will not be The Frost Joddler is a simple hand tool particularly useful for vehicle body and sheet metal repairs that involve joining two pieces of metal sheet together. The Joggler jaws sets down a 12mm wide step along the panel edge in mild steel up to 1mm (18g). The long handles make it easy to use. This robust tool brings professional quality work to your fingertips with machine accuracy.

I may be wrong but i think he want's a inspection hatch type hole say like over the foot peddles say 200mm x 300mm and a flat panel fitting in Good advice from the above. For a small hole a Joddler would not work but a simple press tool certainly would. If you have a number of holes all theOnly really need it for one job, but funds are to tight to cough up that sort of money for something that I may never use again. I want to joggle the edge of a hole in an aluminum sheet so that I can fit a flush fitting panel held in with dutz or simpler fasteners. does any one

be a useful tool to own, but not completely necessary as you can build up forms from multiple thin sheets of material. Submersible Pumps - Fountain & Pond Miscellaneous and Transfer Pumps Pump Accessories Pump Controllers & Switches Hose Hose Clips Couplers, Valves & Filters Washdown Pump Kits Electric Pressure Washers Petrol & Diesel Driven Pressure Washers Hot Pressure Washers Pressure Washer Accessories Detergents, Chemicals and Algicides Pressure Washer Spares Hoses & AccessoriesI bought mine but discovered that it didn't make very neat joints, so I always butt weld now. The punch is useful however. An edge Joggler (or Joddler / Flanger as it also called) allows you to produce perfect flush welded lap joints every time with the minimum of effort I suppose you could make up a pair of jaws and weld them to a cheapo set of Mole grips? Personally I'd advise against getting one. Ah Mike, a man after my own heart. Very simple, no expensive tools needed, clamp it up an tap it down and the beauty of this method is that you can Precision jaws make 10mm flange on 18-20 gauge mild steel or aluminium sheet and provide smooth, flush joint between panels.

It is easy to put a stepped flange round a radius but I'm not sure if the flange would be wide enough for a Dzus fixing. I used M5 rivnuts.Just got this 18to 20 gauge 1 mm to 1.2 but the jaws are only 1 mm deep so no chance of joggle in 18 gauge not happy You should be able to achieve this using simple male/female wooden forms that you can clamp the sheet between. For making these a wood router would Let your plans be dark and as impenetratable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt.” How about cutting a hole in a piece of ply wood the shape you want then lay and clamp the alloy on i t.