Here is a link where you can order a set for yourself coinringtoolsllc.com/product/legacy-brand-coin-ring-wall-straightening-set/

yes, go to website: coinringtoolsllc.com/international-customers/. Send full shipping address and I will get back to you quick with a quote for shipping to Germany.

Hi Fred, we are sold out of SW dies. Not sure on a restock date.

Hi Sparky, you wanna do the majority of your "pushing" with the brass rods and some pads. Then finish the last little bit with the delrin ones.

See standard doming set, and 17° dies is the way to go to begin. If you want to save detail delrin set works very well, however the steel set is great and will last a long time.

I use a cone from my 17 degree folding set. Very useful, and great for protecting detail on coins while folding coinringtoolsllc.com/product/delrin-folding-cone-set-1-4-1-2-5-8-3-4/

Scot, I'm confident you enjoy the quality of the dies, and with little practice you will be able to shape rings as you desire. Purchasing from Legacy, we are here to assist with your tools. Just reach out We are here for you. Happy Ringing, Gary

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Thank you Scot. Happy you are enjoying the videos... Gary

Just added 2 sets to the website. Sorry for the delay.

Larry Harnar Jr thanks!

That is a 1 ton arbor press from Harbor Freight

The red one in the video is a 10 ton

@@legacybrandcoinringtools2956 can you use a 1ton

@@pauldejesus9644 Yes you can use a 1 ton press for wall straightening.

We have no plans at this time to make a Jegs 6 ton ram head.

Bill, Yes you would do final sizing after the cones. Many times after straightening walls, I would stretch up, and do a slight reduction to form a more natural looking ring with a slight curve. Really depends on the looking feel you are going for as well as size.

Tom T, Thank you for your input. Happy you are enjoying the use of your Mini Swedish wrap die set. Definitely a necessity for quarter coin bells. Happy ringing... Gary

Mike, Good question as most of the time when I am reducing a .999 silver coin, I used delrin rods. For this particular video, I wanted to demonstrate that a reed could be preserved using brass rods. Brass rods are more common, however delrin rods have a few advantages. One thing is protecting the reed, and a second advantage is the ability to over-reduce just a little bit when the rod touches the inner wall of the Swedish wrap die. Doing so reduces the ring a slight bit more and makes transition to the next smaller rod easier. Most cases I use brass for clad, or very thick coins, and delrin for .999 silver coins.

@@legacybrandcoinringtools2956 Thanks for the info, Gary.

John, Many use a starting cone which helps to begin the fold of a flat coin, and then move to the 17° folding die. Here's a video of how to use 17° folding dies with cones to fold the flat coin kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpyzap9mmdJ5bsk

John, If you are talking about the ram head on the arbor press which is black, here is a link to the ram head that is available from Legacy coinringtoolsllc.com/product/arbor-press-ram-head/ I hope this answers your question. If you have further questions please reach out. Happy ringing, Gary

Thank you very much

Thank you Terry.. much appreciated

Terry, Yes these sure can help to straighten a wobbly ring indeed. By resting the reed on the lid of the straightening set, and pressing through with a cone, not only does it help to straighten the inside but a wavy reed as well. Many find that sizing up using this system prevents the wavy while maintaining symmetrical ring.

@@legacybrandcoinringtools2956 Awesome, thank you for taking your time to answer my question, I'm almost 70 and just getting started into coin ring making. . Have a great day

@@terryswails1191 you need help, give me a call 870-421-3029

@@legacybrandcoinringtools2956 Thank you kind sir, what an awesome thing for you to do, to give me your phone number, I appreciate it.

Terry, The Legacy Mini Swedish Wrap Die is used to reduce quarters, and smaller coins, shown in another video. The standard Swedish Wrap set in this video work great to reduce half dollar size coins, and larger to smaller size rings. These dies also work well to final reduce coin bell domes.

@@legacybrandcoinringtools2956 thank you Gary, that answers my question, I appreciate it.

Currently Legacy does not carry a 1" punch. You might look online and find one.

@@legacybrandcoinringtools2956 Thanks for the reply. Haven't found a 1" punch; reason I ask is you mention a 1" punch at 43 seconds: "Many of you are punching 1" hole centers". I have a coin for which I really need a 1" punch.

@@TwoCanesSecurity give me a call.. 870-421-3029

Wick, not sure what size item you are asking about? Die, punch, pin? Give me a call 870-421-3029

These are used to open a ring once reduced down to create a straight wall. Not a Swedish wrap method replacement. I sent you an email