Homemade Tubing Bender using Harbor Freight Tubing Roller Dies

This is a bender I put together to utilize the harbor freight tubing roller dies. I don't think the radius of the dies is large enough for larger materials, but it works well for the smaller stuff (as long as you clamp your material well enough as you will see in the video).

As I have had this request multiple times, I will post the info here. For those of you that wish to purchase the dxf, send $7 to john@finishwork.com over on paypal with your email address. I will email the files to you.

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[Wooley689]

Hey, what would you charge to make me one to do 1/2 emt?

[John Harmon]

emt?

[Wooley689]

It's electrical conduit tubeing. I make racks with it.

[John Harmon]

If you want to send me your email I can get the details from you and give you a price.

[Wooley689]

alright, how do I get my email to you without it showing on here?

[John Harmon]

You can contact me through my website. coldcreekworks com

[TomSawyerPainting]

Has anybody ever told you that you have the same voice as the Baby from the ScottTrade Commercials?

Oh yeah, Nice Video !

[DeathSinfonietta]

Please insert girder

[Wooley689]

alright

[sheetmetalfabricato1]

thanks for the video Homemade Tubing Bender using Harbor Freight Tubing Roller Dies..it is interesting.thanks.

[steamlover1977]

Oh wait a minute....let me retract that last statement...looks like you already do have some sort of metal working shop. Very cool. I was just checking out your other videos briefly here. Nice.

[John Harmon]

I enjoy metal working, but I am not opening a shop. This is more along the lines of a hobby and making some money on the side.