squigster037 t1_iu4ecu2 wrote
Sounds like you want to make a tool that exists: a Di-Acro?
RE sewing machine motor:
Old sewing machines had external 1amp (1/16hp) motors that drove the machine via belt.
You can buy the whole assembly: Motor + foot pedal
https://www.amazon.com/Sewing-Machine-Motor-Bestsew-RM100N/dp/B07NDHZFY3
Then you just need to make a belt-driven jig for the rest of it. Or multiple jigs.
signed: a sewing machine tinkerer.
jeffersonairmattress t1_iu4nqgu wrote
DiAcro made sheet metal equipment- punches, brakes, shears, etc.
squigster037 t1_iu5bknl wrote
Sorry, a shop I worked with had one that was just for bending and it had interchangeable cores for different diameters of springs.
I have no idea which model it was.
But if it's something this person is doing in volume/professionally, it may be worth keeping an eye out for a used tool.
https://www.diacro.com/equipment/model-1-bender/
jeffersonairmattress t1_iu5pfww wrote
Oh I have a Model 1- great machine! Far more accurate than a Hossfeld.
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