Any one know where I could purchase smaller versions of these items suitable for bending/cutting very small copper tubing?
Thanks,
Ashton
Pipe benders and Pipe cutters!!
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Micromark has one too:
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small pipe cutters should be available at your local hardware store.
I personally have not had much luck with spring benders.
I usually end up with a kink.
For most large tubing bends, 1/4" or larger, I fill the tube with sand, and then heat it with propane torch and bend the tube around a "mandrel", another tube, or rod, to match my inside radius of the bend. Then empty the sand out.
I personally have not had much luck with spring benders.
I usually end up with a kink.
For most large tubing bends, 1/4" or larger, I fill the tube with sand, and then heat it with propane torch and bend the tube around a "mandrel", another tube, or rod, to match my inside radius of the bend. Then empty the sand out.