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Nonstandard steel tubes - please give some tips on how to bend.
Hi there!
I need to get information on what is the minimal bending radius for 1.9'' (48mm) OD steel tube with 0.079'' (2mm) wall thickness where bending angle won't be greater than 90 degrees. I'm planning on building my own tube bender dedicated for this kind of tubing. Tube bender should be similar to model presented on this page: http://www.blindchickenracing.com/To...bingbender.htm Since I live in Poland, having those tubes bent by someone else is not an option. Locations where this job could be done are way too distant and prices are too high. I've already spent some time trying to figure out the bend radius by myself but I've seen too many different opinions. I tried looking up this information on Pro-Tools website since I know they are selling dies for benders but there is no die suitable for me. I'm interested in minimal radius (CLR) that is possible without additional means like heating up tube walls or filling tube with dry sand. I hope this is clear description of what I need. Please forgive me if I made any language mistakes - English isn't my native language. Regards Lukasz |
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