Do you think I could bend .100" x 1" wide Zinc plated steel 90 degrees?
80982
This brake was not designed to handle anything that thick. It would probably do it if you adjusted the cams. However there are other tools that are not very expensive and are designed to do just what you want to do.
80983
I just bent a sample piece, it will do it, if properly adjusted. But if thats a thickness you will bend a lot a press brake may be a better option. I will add that I have been very happy with this brake. Its perfect for the home shop and I have done some nice work for my race car with it!
215711
Yes but they do bend. If you need something perfectly straight, this may not be the answer for you.
1660638
I bent mine, not a sharp L but as shape as it let me about 18-20 inches from corner it starts to bend. I hope that makes sense.
1990840
The angle is more like 150 degrees so no, it won't fit perfectly in a 90 degree corner.
713865
yes the cable can be at a 90 deg. bend. the tighter the bend the more stress is placed on the cable and more wear will occure.
818873
I used it to run around a room, including going around several 90 degree corners. It bent sharp enough that I was happy to install it that way. It probably won't bend with a radius less than 0.5 inch - that's from memory, I am not in the apartment at this time.
855805
it is intended to bend soft copper tubing. i doubt that it would hold up bending stainless steel. much of the tubing holding parts are a hardened plastic.
2124474
Yes you can bend it. It is quite pliable. Just be careful and do it slowly.
2124477
It will bend. I have used these for several years and started because of the cost. It was low cost and served its purpose. Life span seems to be 2-3 years so you will probably have to replace. Thus cost has to be considered.
855119
I don't have a 90 deg bend that i use this brush on, I have smaller angle bends and it works ok with those. I hope it works for you.
1309568
Pretty close. I only had to do about 35 degrees. there is a slot that you have to point in the direction of the bend, so if you don't drill the holes in the right rotation you'll find out afterward that you have the slot facing the wrong direction.
2038118
It is pretty hard metal and might break...but one could cut it with a hacksaw and drill another hole to affix if one is handy and has the tools..certainly myself had no desire or occasion to try to bend it straight...
994167
That depends on how thick it is. I've casted stuff about 1/2in+ and it's been pretty solid but stuff about 1/4 or less will bend.
363965
Based on their shape, I don't think so. Mine mount flat, though. But, because they are not flat and have a small lip around the edge, I don't think you could get a good bend.
1700388
I do not know the gauge of steel and I'm guessing that they are between 1/16" & 1/8"... I'm not near them right now, but I'm looking at a ruler and making a judgment call. I will try to remember to measure one of them when I get home. I don't believe that the metal is easily bent, but I have not tried.
109857
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675958
Not sure, I haven't installed it yet.I think that if you wanted a tight 90deg bend, you'd have to add in a plastic elbow