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Stainless steel bender

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Carl posted this as an EMAIL I thought the rest of you might be interested. This is quite an amazing machine. Chuck

Now this has possibilities!




Subject: Stainless Tubing Bender.


Stainless Tubing Bender
This thing is pretty cool   
This is one trick machine tool... I bet more than a few hours of
engineering and programing went into its design... 
 Looks like they are length limited on the finished pipe... I guess  the
overhanging mass would start to change the bends if there's too much
cantilever. (Notice the operator ready to step in and (with a clean rag)
grab the overhung  mass.) Of course, you  could write additional of
software that perhaps keeps track of the pipe's changing CG as it moves,
and try to keep it balanced closely over the head of the machine, where
it's supported as it comes thru the forming die at the bend point.
Then again, the engineer that designs such oddball, difficult and nearly
impossible pipe bends (in stainless no less!) is either straight out of
school, or an unrecognized genius!
Some of the shapes coming out made me think exhaust systems, or nuke
plant piping, but some look like fancy  handrails. Sure enough, the
company is actually a stainless parts manufacturer for boats and yachts.
Company is in the UK.
 
http://www.youtube.com/embed/yigRgG_NIyU


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That's awesome.


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Fascinating, thanks for the link. I'd waste so much money just watching that machine work.

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what no sand??BigGrin

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Gee in a former life I was an electrician trying to bend conduit by hand and could never get bends as accurate as that. Thank God for dies for threading the lengths when I got it wrong. With the cost of stainless tubing it certainly increases the chance that you will get it right and keeps the waste bin empty.

Great video post.

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