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Bending copper pipe to wide radius
I need to bend some 22mm copper pipe into quite a wide radius curve - is it possible to use conventional pipe benders to do this (the type with long handles)? It's just that from looking at them, they appear to have a fixed radius former - or is there a way of increasing the radius of the curve you make? Above all, I need to produce smooth curves - is there a better way of doing it? Any advice would be appreciated... Nigel Lord |
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