I'm stuck

[mad_burban]

Did you buy a calendar yet?

Why yes i did I even confused myself at the same time. I'm that good.

 

[Midwestern4x4Parts]

I haven't Used a JD so I honestly can't speak from experience. But my friend ,has one , and I really like the degree , and stop on my pro tools. Either way bender is better than no bender

 

[mad_burban]

I haven't Used a JD so I honestly can't speak from experience. But my friend ,has one , and I really like the degree , and stop on my pro tools. Either way bender is better than no bender

So true. When i get the van sant one and start workin on my cage in the burb ill take some pics...once i save up enough money for the tube.

 

[Midwestern4x4Parts]

What Size die you planning on ?

 

[twoslo4five0]

Bridgeport

like this

 

[Midwestern4x4Parts]

That most likely involves too much skill. After all it does say CNC

 

[twoslo4five0]

its not mine i just picked it up for someone today..bridgeport is out of buiness btw

 

[Midwestern4x4Parts]

its not mine i just picked it up for someone today..bridgeport is out of buiness btw

Ahh...

 

[mad_burban]

What Size die you planning on ?

Im thinking 1.75 .120 dom tube. Im still trying to figure out the best tube for a heavy duty cage.

 

[Midwestern4x4Parts]

1.75 Is a good die. But I was curious What CLR , and how many degree die you were getting. Not wall thickness

 

[Hogback Fabrication]

Either way bender is better than no bender

Not if it kinks your expensive tubing

I think I used a JD2 or JD3 (I think those are the models, anyway) to bend the couple pieces on mine, it worked fine.

 

[Midwestern4x4Parts]

Not if it kinks your expensive tubing

I think I used a JD2 or JD3 (I think those are the models, anyway) to bend the couple pieces on mine, it worked fine.

We are talking about a tubing bender . Not pipe bender ...

 

[rjpastor]

If it helps anyone, I believe (about 90% sure) that Woodward Fab is part of Eastwood Corp. Their stuff is usually top quality.

 

[Midwestern4x4Parts]

Well Even if most of it is ... The Pro Tools is "Protools"

 

[mad_burban]

1.75 Is a good die. But I was curious What CLR , and how many degree die you were getting. Not wall thickness

I'm not sure what your asking?

 

[Midwestern4x4Parts]

CLR is the Center Line Radius of the Die. The degree about of the die , is how many degrees the bender can bend.

Like my Die is a 240* I can bend damn near any degree bend. With a 120 you will be limited with what you can bend. Because you could be maxing the die out on certain things. It will be more money to go with the 240* die but the first time you need some extra degrees it will pay off.

 

[mad_burban]

oh ok nevermind i had a retard moment, yeah i might have to go with the pro tools one for the 240 instead of the JD model 3, it only goes to 180

 

[Midwestern4x4Parts]

oh ok nevermind i had a retard moment, yeah i was looking at the 240 degree.

If you go with 240* You won't regret it I love mine...

 

[Midwestern4x4Parts]

I just bought Bend Tec. Loving it