VEVORRolling Mill, 3"/76 mm Jewelry Rolling Mill Machine, 1: 2 Gear Ratio, 3-in-1 Multi-Function Rolling Mill, 0.1-7mm Press Thickness for Metal Jewelry Making Sheet Square Wire Semicircle Pattern

This thing is great. Works amazing for softer metals like copper and gold. Does have some issues with the harder metals but all in all easy to set up and use and it’s great for the price. Decent build quality and definitely a hefty piece of equipment.

Been using it to hand roll/finish pattern welded damascus steel plate.It works, I assume it also works well for it's intended purpose of jewellery making.The only real downside to it is the way the holes to attach it to a bench are set up. It's a bit of an impossibility to screw it in place from above, since the holes are in a direct line with the rollers.

Well built. Easy to figure out, nd has a manual as well. I've already smashed so many things. Suits me just fine for copper and silver jewelry.

I'VE WANTED TO PURCHASE ONE OF THESE FOR QUITE A WHILE NOW. Several of the reviews made me hesitate of buying one. I am use this to flatten copper wire, of varying gauges, for things I am making. For that purpose, it is awesome. I have not tried to do anything denser yet, but if I do and if it does not do the trick then I will spend the money and get one that is more suited for that. No complaints on this yet. I only wish someone made a stand for it since most of the work I do needs to be indoors.

I bought this mill knowing it was lower quality and may not have a long life.But it dont event work well from the beginning.My first mill did work for about 10 days and then i had the barring blow out but that was a symptom of the design,The upper roller, the one that moves to adjust the mill, had only downward force from the adjustment screws and only week compression springs to push the roller back up when you adjust the hight.This is a issue because the outside rollers the D or half round mill part is like a teeter toter because the compression spring is not strong enough to hold the other end in place as pressure is applied to it causing the barrings to get wrenched out of alignment and eventually fail do to stress.I was able to return and get a replacement.Now my second my mill is still kinda working but only used it for maybe a day but i had been busy so i didnt use it till well after the return daye was passed.Now i am trying to find some compression springs that work for replacements and a way to secure the adjustment screws to the top roller so the screw itself holds the roller level when using the outside D section.Im going to modify the crap out of this thing and see what is possible.But if your not in my nightmare do yourself a favor save up and by a more expensive mill. This one will maybe get you through one project if you baby it, but you’re project is going to be inconsistent thickness on sheets and terrible D sections with the square press making the mill have horizontal pressure against the barrings pushing them out slowly. This this is a joke and dose not work!

Before purchasing this rolling mill, I did my homework, and looked at HUNDREDS of them all around the internet. I kept coming back to this particular one, and I'm glad I did. It is a heavy, solid, well built piece that works just the way it should.

Good quality gets the job done, but leveling the rollers is a bit tricky

For the money, this is a great tool. I haven't used it much yet except to try it out, but I think it's going to be perfect for what I need. I will mostly be making wire. Very easy to use. Superfast shipping from seller. No issues or problems. I expected delivery to take over a week and received it in just a 2-3 days. Will buy from this seller again.