Great Vid Robert! I use these all the time, used them on my Swift II Nightflyer I am building last night. I do one thing different. When I install the pushrod with a Z on the other end, I make it while attached to the control horn. To keep the CA from flaming up, I use my soldering iron to shrink the tubing. Less likely to flame up and melt a foamie. You should do a sequel to this showing how you make the length of it correct. Thanks, Diggs
Z-benders are handy...but im too cheap to buy one...two needle-nose do the job for me. :) Great video! Thanks for resurecting :D
rcpilotp51 6 days ago
I will make one on tuesday on how to make one without owning a z-bender tool
tallguysd 1 week ago
@tallguysd thanks you!
popylocodropit 5 days ago
could you show how to make a good bend with just pliers?
popylocodropit 1 week ago
Do z-benders come in multiple sizes? for example, I want a small z bend for a microflyer, medium or a large etc...
LTF85199 1 year ago
So what do you do with the other end? How do you make it work to hook into the control horn?
tom98277 1 year ago
good job bud!
JMULIKOW 2 years ago
I have the DuBro bending tool, this one is much easier and quicker, gonna have to pick up this one :-)
Skydive4ever 2 years ago
Part 2 is in the works
tallguysd 2 years ago
Not sure how people live without Zbends...
I don't use carbon, but bend often! ;)
ramsinks 2 years ago
Great Vid Robert! I use these all the time, used them on my Swift II Nightflyer I am building last night. I do one thing different. When I install the pushrod with a Z on the other end, I make it while attached to the control horn. To keep the CA from flaming up, I use my soldering iron to shrink the tubing. Less likely to flame up and melt a foamie. You should do a sequel to this showing how you make the length of it correct. Thanks, Diggs
AttfDiggs 2 years ago
thats a great way to make control rods. how strong is the joint?
tma450 2 years ago
where do you get the wire? could i order it online?
mark18352 2 years ago