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How to use a free-standing pipe bender?

How to use a free-standing pipe bender?

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Former of a free standing pipe bender where a pipe would be lane before being bent by the former

Step 1 – Attach former

Attach the correctly sized former, the former matching your pipe diameter, to the pipe bender. This is done by screwing it in on the top of both legs of the bender.

pipe inserted into a free standing pipe bender before being bent by the pipe bender

Step 2 – Insert pipe

Insert the pipe on top of the former, securing it by clipping the holding clamp over the end of the pipe.

Labelled guide on a free standing pipe bender, inserted above the pipe to help it keeps its shape during bening

Step 3 – Insert guide

Insert the matching sized guide between the pipe and the roller within the handle base.

Making a bend in metal piping using a free standing pipe bender by pulling the handle down to bend the pipe

Step 4 – Make bend

Pull the handle down, using two hands if needed, until the pipe is at the required angle. Pull just past this angle to allow for spring back.

Remove the completed bended pipe from the free standing pipe bender

Step 5 – Remove pipe

Lift the handle back to its original upright position and remove the guide and pipe from the former.

Two bends made by a free standing pipe bender on metal piping

Step 6 – Make another bend if necessary

If you require further bending on the pipe, (for example if you are creating a saddle bend), repeat the process from step 1.

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