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Made a simple manual bending setup.
Integrated it to my worktable to save space.
Easy to expand with different templates.
For bending and scrolling bars.
https://youtu.be/CGrdbWB8F14
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very nice. My only problem with it would be I can never keep any of my work tables clear enough to mount one in
Cool build! thanks for not playing a bunch if inane music!
Great job! Got plans available?
Well done - if I make one it probably won't be up to your standard!
I'm subscribed to your You Tube channel and love the way you mazimize the use of every tool you have and manage to convey information so simply.
Thanks Frank. Yep. I had that problem, then i choosed to empty it and mount tools somewhere else. I hope it stays clean now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
This has an another option too, why its mounted to table, i can use those holes for clamping workpieces to the table too.
Thanks. I try to avoid music. Sometimes i "have to" use it to cover noisy parts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pa1963
Sorry. I don't draw plans. Just plan inside my head.Quote:
Originally Posted by WinDancerKnives
That's great. Thank you very much! I try to make videos in the way thay i don't need to explain. Sometimes i fail with it, mostly reason is that i edit them too fast...Quote:
Originally Posted by NortonDommi
I have been thinking should i start speaking in my videos? But, im not so talkative, so it might sound boring... "I made a hole... with a drill.... Then i weld.... with a welder..... " Lol
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great bender
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Thanks I like it , if and when I'm able it will be a go in my shop. Being bed bound for two years really sucks big time, waiting to see Dr ad getting spinal surgery .
Thank you! I hope all the best for you. I can only imagine how you feel. Get well soon!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary A. Wills
Tuomas
Wonderful idea, one question, You have four sectors is 1 at the .250 inch mark, 1 at the .500 inch mark, 1 at the .750 inch mark and the forth at 1 inch marks. A very nice build and I think I can put it on one of the corners of my welding table. It would take a lot to move it.
Thank you Tuomas
Nelson
I am metric guy. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ncollar
I used 16mm axle. I placed holes increasing leght of radius with 2 x axle diameter = 32mm that's somewhat 1 1/2" First hole is 64mm from the centerpoint. About 2 1/2"
