HOMEMADE CHAIN BENDER

An easy construction we can make with an angle grinder and a drill. The 3 pins on the base after some tests are 12 X 60 mm from an old inkjet printer. The other 2 pins on the handles are 12 X 40 mm.All of them are from stainless steel. The chain is very strong from nails 6 X 132 mm . Usually in similar consructions in the net they use more thin iron about 4 mm. I had to use very strong materials. You can see all the dimentions during the description in this video. Be careful when you use electric tools.
YOU CAN WATCH THE CONSTRUCTION AND THE USE HERE: https://youtu.be/k12HngojwM0

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