Ideal for beginners; it would receive a 5-star rating if the rollers were wider.

My wife selected this English Wheel for me, and it's my first experience with this type of tool. I am learning as I go, and I must say I am quite impressed with this compact machine. The wheels themselves exhibit good quality – they are round, free of nicks, and well-polished. It's worth noting that an English wheel is not the tool for those seeking quick results; it requires some patience and a learning curve. However, for individuals willing to invest the time in mastering it, this is an excellent starting point.

I primarily use it for smaller patch panels in the restoration of old cars and trucks. So far, I have no complaints, and while I plan to eventually move on to a larger machine, I'll still continue using this one. My wife made a wise choice.

The adjustable wheel has a lot of slop/play in the adjustment portion. With some shimming and clamping of the square tube, I was able to make it stable and not have it move around while working sheet metal thru it

It serves as a budget-friendly introduction to metal finishing (I recently acquired a bead roller and dimple dies). I'm excited about upcoming projects involving custom cars. The key is not to exert too much pressure; taking the time to work on it pays off. I've already crafted two panels, and giving them a subtle crown significantly enhances their appearance.

Exactly as expected