I Built an Epic Hydraulic Pipe Bender in My Garage

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[GaisaSanktejo]

While an interesting project, I prefer your normal cinematography style, it is easier to follow and less dizzying

[joepeanut]

That's one Hell of a Garage, It looks like a Full blown shop to me.

[MakeAndCreateSimon]

Amazing. Enjoy to watch. Maybe you can change the two bending blocks with bearings. That way you roll and guide the bend. Instead of folding.

[valenn]

As always, everything is at the highest professional level, great respect to you for your work

[ArifSinaga-xtjs]

Saya suka dengan cara kerjanya
Tingkat akurasi sangat detail, presisi, rapih. 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[richardharty]

Great personal skills, but those formers need to be able to press to at least 90 degrees to cover basic needs, I noticed some pipe collapse as the bend angles increased, particularly on the larger pipe, sort this out and you will have a versatile and well built unit.

[CoolIdeasDIY-qvnz]

Great work colleague! Thanks for the video👍👍👍

[danielolenderek]

The best channel I have ever seen in my life...

[n-mi]

nice little garage of your... well equipped!

I suppose you can always make rounded supporting blocks later, in case you need to avoid kinking the tube for bends large than 15-20°... granted you'll need a set for each tube diameter then.

[EcoMouseChannel]

This is a crush bender. As long as you are bending pipe and not tube it could have many uses. Make up some flat stock dies and other profiles. Also... true tube benders don't have perfectly radiused dies that match 1:1 with the diameter of the tube. There's a bit more bend math involved and they are more oval to allow for a controlled deformation and also release from the die.

You guys should work on creating a rotary draw style bender, where the drive head pulls the tube around the tube die and held with the forming shoe and wiper die. Those yield the cleanest bends, less deformation and if you design it right, you can have a rotary indexer and or later upgrade to a full on mandrel holder/extractor.

[homemadetools]

Nice pipe bender build. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

[raymondowens]

Great looking bender. Personally I'd use pivot blocks made for each soecific material size and shape to reduce marring.

So nice when you can use your several thousand dollar lathe, several thousand dollar milling machine, several thousand dollar plasma table, and several thousands of dollars worth of heavy material to make your own tools in your garage.

Unfortunately most of the people who are going to see this video aren't going to have ANY of that.

[That_Ryan_Guy]

The camera movement is making me sick. Sad I love your work but unwatchable. =(

[wrenchmanhotrods]

This gentleman is defiantly a master of his trade .

[ljprep]

Unusual design. Nicely made, sir. I'm going with a tubing bender design instead.

[lolcec]

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.

[Peacelife-everyone]

This is not a short,
this is a long 😂😂

[Impherator]

I see you avoid showing us the full bend. The moment the pipe starts to break you stop the bending process : )

[MrBlackbutang]

Very nice Work! Reminds me of when Americans built products like that 💯🇺🇸 in other countries people would buy those products because they were made well. Today buy Chinese junk for half the price that last maybe a 1/4 of what the American product would last. Thanks for doing and engineering quality tool.

[cushiontwin]

I love the playfulness in the camera angles but it's very hard to follow what's happening in the video. I think a really nice blend between 2 shots would help with giving clear context. For example, using short and rapid close-up shots for tool changes/simple processes and longer, panned out shots for more complex shots.

Very well done give us some room to breathe!