Beadrolling

Deuling Design was started with a beadroller in 2015. Beadrolling is the ability to emboss metal and add features, from simple beads to stiffen sheet metal, to extreme examples, such as recreating images for customers in metal.

The Cessna airplane from a customer and the FireBall Tool logo here are great examples of what can be done with your image or logo.

A small, white and red propeller airplane flying in the sky with two pilots visible inside.
Metal sign with a bead rolled propeller airplane illustration, placed on a work table in a workshop.
A black bead rolled metal piece with the word "FIREBALL" and a dragon design on it, set in a wood frame with red corners, placed on a workbench in a workshop.
Framed artwork of an electric guitar outline on black metal from bead rolling, leaning against a metal surface in a workshop.
A black metal sign with the word 'Eastwood' in stylized text, being held in hand in a workshop. In the background, there are tools, fire extinguishers, and a workbench.
Outdoor black metal sign shaped like a superhero emblem with the text 'Heroes on the Dunes' on a wooden wall background.

Here is Adam Deuling beadrolling a C10 pickup truck panel at PRI tradeshow in the Mittler Bros booth.

Adam Deuling wearing a yellow cap, black t-shirt, jeans, and red sneakers is testing a piece of machinery at an exhibition booth. There are various tools and equipment displayed on a blue table, and other attendees are visible in the background.
A metal sheet with an engraved outline of a pickup truck.

  • PENN STATE GYM SIGN

  • Metal box with access doors on a workbench in a workshop.

  • Black sign with the word 'LORIN' embossed in large letters, framed in dark wood, mounted on a light-colored wall.

    LORIN INDUSTRIES SIGN

  • A metallic car part with a triangular shape and a raised emblem of a lion's head in the center, mounted on a stand in a workshop.