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Materiais:
1) 1x 2" de largura por 1/8" estoque de ao plano espessura
(I comprou 36 "deste por US $ 6,97)
2) 1x 6" comprimentos de 1 "Steel L bracket
(eu comprei 36" deste por US $ 6,47)
5) 2x # 8-32 porcas
(eu comprei um pacote de 6 para $ 1.18)
6) 9x # 8 Trava de trava
(eu comprei um pacote de 30 por US $ 1,18)
Isso tudo acrescenta-se a pouco menos de $ 29, mas se voc ignorar as 100 e
30 embalagens de parafusos e arruelas e s pegar o que voc precisa, voc
deve ser capaz de obt-lo para baixo a $ 25.
Ferramentas :
1) Serra de metal
(eu cheguei com uma serra com uma lmina de corte de metal)
2) Broca de energia
5 ) chave de fenda
(qualquer tipo que corresponde aos parafusos de mquina que voc compra)
6) Alicates
(para a realizao de nozes enquanto voc apertar parafusos)
Tempo: ~ 2 horas
Bebida: Caf.
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Eu cortei esses comprimentos da maneira mais difcil usando minha serra com
uma lmina de corte de metal anexada. Se voc no tem nenhuma maneira de
cortar metal voc pode pegar uma serra para barato e passar. Se voc tem uma
sarga de corte ou uma serra de fita, pode passar por essas coisas com, ainda
melhor. Nota: Ignore os furos no metal nas imagens nesta etapa. Vamos cuidar
daquele prximo passo.
Passo 2: Faa alguns buracos!
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Parte A:
pegue o comprimento do suporte L que voc rotulou a parte "A" e perfure um
buraco na linha central de uma flange 1/2 polegada do final da pea (veja a
imagem 1). Parte B:
Parte C:
Pegue o comprimento do suporte L que voc rotulou a parte "C" e perfure
quatro furos em uma flange para montar as dobradias para (veja a imagem 4).
Estes quatro orifcios so para suas dobradias e fundamental que sejam
colocadas adequadamente. Certifique-se de que alinha a borda arredondada da
dobradia com a borda do suporte L ao definir a colocao do furo. No flange
oposto da parte C, perfure um furo ao longo da linha central da flange 1/2
polegada do final (veja a imagem 4). Parte D: Crie a parte D exatamente como
voc fez a parte C, mas desta vez coloque dois furos (um em cada
extremidade, 1/2 polegada da extremidade) na flange oposta da flange que as
dobradias iro montar (veja a imagem 5).
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Uma vez que voc tenha tudo com a aparncia da imagem 5, deslize a
ferramenta (imagem 7) e insira o outro parafuso de mquina longo # 8-32 x 1
"atravs do orifcio final na parte D. Em seguida, coloque a placa de ao plana
nos dois parafusos longos da mquina e coloque duas porcas nos parafusos
(imagens 8 e 9).
Passo 4: Fini!
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half made one years ago but drew a blank half way through thanks for showing
a complete one
Do you think it can work on a larger scale, to bend aluminium sheet of 3 feet
long?
I'll try it for sure! I will use more door hinge and thicker metal
i use actual power presses what do same thing but on mutch larger scale for my
job, if you want i can give you mathmatical formulas for working out all your
bend area and your bend radiouse, also useful for geting your leg lengths
corect size
2016-03-31
I would love to have that
pls someone give me an idea on how can i make a pvc bender ... tnx .. proud
pinoy here
i need to bend 13 gauge aluminum (.090) and am already half way through
making one of this except welding instead of bolting, and was curious what was
the largest gauge of aluminum you bent with this, thanks
(https://cdn.instructables.com/FFE/1YTJ/HZTT8HK4/FFE1YTJHZTT8HK4.LARGE.jpg)
(https://cdn.instructables.com/FAM/8XHP/HZTT8HKT/FAM8XHPHZTT8HKT.LARGE.jpg)
Congratulations, one of the most detailed and well explained instructables I've
ever read. I'll be following your guides in the future. Regards :)
You know what would be cool..?What if you place some kind of protactor to
measure propertly the angles of the bend.Just thought.
I think this would be great to use as a small acrylic bender. Just need to add a
heating element.
2012-07-31
Hi OxyJin. That is a great idea! We have some old ceramic
heating elements from a women's hair straightener lying around here
somewhere... That idea might warrant a quick mod and new instructable :)
I think it's great, i have a the litttle 18" brake from harborfreight and the little vise
5" brake but i think this might work even better.
Short useful answer: The only metal I have bent is 1/8" aluminum and I
have not tested it with anything else. Naturally, it will depend on the metal
you are trying to bend and the cross sectional area of it.
If you make your own rendition be sure to share some pics here :)
Nice hack-together.
If you used larger sized angle-bar for the fixed back jaw, the wingnuts could be
set further back and allow bends greater than 90degress.
Using angle-bar the same size as the flat-bar use for clamping, the wingnuts
could be set twice as far back.
A second "stabilising/trailing arm" on the back of the fixed jaw would also make
the whole thing more stable.
Very nice. Perhaps by welding a 5 inch round pipe inside the angle handle it
may ease presure on the hand when bending.
That's a nifty tool. A couple of things to consider for perhaps future versions:
1) Find another way to hinge the two pieces anywhere but over where you're
bending the part would allow for a cleaner, near right angle bend, and a smaller
radius for the bend will allow you to make an even more compact, right angle
bend. You could accomplish that by being able to change the thickness of the
hold-down plate.
2) Bench mounting the tool and as mentioned above, attaching a longer handle
would allow you to bend heavier gauge metal.
Why not reassemble the brake using flat head screws in countersunk holes
from the face side of the assembly and then you would be able to get acute
angle bends?
I did the same thing with a hammer and vice, (was a lot cheaper.)
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Aluminium bar is my material of choice for a
lot of projects and I usually bend it in the vice with a hammer. this is:
1. rarely accurate;
2. brutal ;
3. hard to avoid damaging the material.
Was considering this (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261051109916?
ssPageName=STRK:MESINDXX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1436.l2649), but now I'll
be making my own.
2012-07-23
Hi barista, you are welcome :) Glad you will be finding it useful
and very stoked it is saving you from buying one. DIYing our way through
life.
Great project which i'm excited to go and do. i'm with Barista, i use by vise and
beat the bend on the aluminum with rubber mallet :( . Thank you for sharing.
You should mention that when drilling metal bar, ALWAYS use some kind of
lubricant. Tapping fluid is the best (available at any hardware or auto parts
store, or Google it), but any oil will help. The oil pulls the heat away from the bit,
allowing it to cut faster, and prevents dulling the drill bit.
When drilling aluminum, using a fluid for tapping aluminum will prevent the
sticky aluminum from welding itself to the bit.
I use 'AlumTap' and 'Mystic Metal Mover' I googled off the net (for no other
reason than I liked the names.) :)
Great. This is exactly what I've been looking for. Will vote for this.
Since it's a neat Model that can bend not only Metal, but both Plastic and other
newfangled sheet materials, I've put a link to this on Nice Paper Toys:
http://www.nicepapertoys.com/profiles/blogs/bender-s-back
Where do I vote?
I realise you only needed 90 degree bends however I sometimes need a more
acute angle for some of the brackets I need to make up. I would suggest one
thing for consideration ... what about if you made the bench piece that you have
the wing-nuts on, a little bigger than the part you use to actually do the bend ...
so that the piece you are holding in your hand can actually fit between the wing-
nuts... that way you could actually get a bend of less than 90 degrees. (I.e. you
bend past 90 degrees for the acute angle I sometimes need.
In fact, to get more acute angles with this brake I might just notch out
holes for the wing-nuts to slip into. If so, I will post that mod. Thanks for
spurring thoughts :)
Nice work on the brake, I may have to build one for myself as it sure beats
using the bench vise for small stuff.
Keep up the good work
Dan
2012-07-23
Hi thoraxe, thanks for your suggestion. Yes, extending the lever
arm would allow for much healthier (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torque)
bends!
One suggestion would be to widen the holes on the flat stock to slots so that
you can accommodate different thicknesses of soft metal to bend.
2012-07-23
Hi Joen, thanks for the suggestion. It sounds like a great next
step, especially if combined with thoraxe's suggestion too. Collaborate
and innovate.
Great project! I have a few pre-drilled L-shaped steel bars like the ones
depicted on your Instructable. Thank you for sharing!
2012-07-22
Hi blkhawk, glad you liked it. Get to it with your extra metal
stock! One more project to add to the queue of many :)
kelseymh (/member/kelseymh/) 2012-07-22 Reply
Mais excelente! Construir seus prprios gabaritos uma habilidade bsica para
qualquer metal ou woodworker. Geralmente, leva mais tempo para criar todos
os modelos que voc precisa do que realmente para construir o projeto em
mos. Voc fez um timo trabalho descrevendo um freio DIY!
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