Sir, that was great! Liked the details given and as always, really enjoyed your relaxed attitude toward your build. Thankyou.

I like the name of your tooling bender. When I worked at a copper mine, my two friends I worked with would take some bodies name and add to like you did to Bendy-Benderson son. Example: Last name: Jones =Jonezy-Jonezyston. We linkthond everything, everybody, and every place we talked about this way just for fun and to relieve our boredom. Like = AZ-Arizonaston. Cloudy-Cloudyston. You get the drift. This went on for years. It became our comic relief. Nice idea on your Rolly-Rollerston, Bendy-Benderson. Great job on it too. Happy New Year!

@HooptieDoodle

Жыл бұрын

Great minds think alike 😀👍

This one I'm adding to my shop tools to build.Good job!!

Awesome Build man!🤘

It's good to see someone ready to actually make a horizontal tube bender work vertically! Requires less space and allows for mandrel usage. Thank You, JD

@HooptieDoodle

2 жыл бұрын

I love the space efficiency 👍👍

Nice job looks great.

Very nice!! Im going to be looking to do the same here soon. Ive been goin back and forth between jd2 and rogue fab but im leaning towards the jd2 again. Will def want to use it vertically so im glad youve got er working!

@HooptieDoodle

3 жыл бұрын

I really like the vertical - good luck with yours 👍

First video of yours ive watched, looking good.

I'm currently building your design I love your bender I am going to put the beast tubing notcher where you put your roller, thanks for doing all the hard work of designing this thing. Thanks Kelly

Crazy how you think of things to build loving the vids

@HooptieDoodle

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍👍

Nice work as usual HooptieDoodle! Can’t wait to see the projects to come, I’ll probably end up copying your design this year if you don’t mind. This tool is a real game changer and I like how little floor space yours takes up, great job!

@HooptieDoodle

3 жыл бұрын

Of course! The video is there to inspire and be copied. I am thrilled you appreciate it 😀. I am all about space efficiency here and this is a nice solution. I used the roller the other day and, boy, that is in need of upgrades for sure!

@peanutbuttaflava7225

3 жыл бұрын

@@HooptieDoodle Gotta start somewhere right? The garage door springs are a good idea but tricky to mount. I wonder if there's a strong enough clock spring you can use like a winch, that way it can be mounted anywhere using pulleys, just a thought.

@HooptieDoodle

3 жыл бұрын

@@peanutbuttaflava7225 great tip! Thank you

@peanutbuttaflava7225

3 жыл бұрын

@@HooptieDoodle Very welcome Sir! I'm glad I can return the favor, not sure how many I can offer but I owe you about a dozen more hahaha

When the sound track suits 2x viewing speed ❤

Looks strangely like the Rogue Fab.

I'd be interested to see how the stand holds up now that your putting 8 tons of force through the stand. All hydraulic benders put the force through the frame of the bender which is very stout.

I would love blue prints or measurements for this. Your work is guiding me on a current project.

@HooptieDoodle

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/g5d7p8OEcqXPYco.html

that is cool just like ou said i like it. i think i'll make one too ii need one

I have a JD2 Model 32 that I'm building a T-shaped stand, but I may change it, after seeing your design. Let me ask you, the Harbor Freight tubing roller, do you think it would do well on 1.75" HREW (1/8" wall) tubing? According to folks on a FB Tubing roller group, they say I will still need to buy 1.75 dies from Swag Offroad. Your thoughts?

This is interesting. I just bought a Swag off Road tubing bender and the same roller. I never considered them on the same cart. Just curious, since it's been a few years, have you found any limitations with the bender regarding angles or compound angles you've been limited on with the roller being there?

@HooptieDoodle

3 ай бұрын

Love it! Made a motorcycle frame and several other components with it. I would like to upgrade the roller as it can't handle .120" wall tube. There are kits to beef it up and add power so that you don;t have to manually crank it. These are some of my life goals :)

Did you manage to make the spring return for it yet? I would make 2 brackets that go straight and bend down at a 45 to clear the ram. They would mate up to the two bolts at the end of the ram and the JB32 cranking arm. From there anywhere at the base to retain the return spring... problem solved

@HooptieDoodle

2 жыл бұрын

If I am visualizing your idea correctly, it sounds great. I have yet to do anything about return springs. I am just manually pushing it down, which has been tolerable with my lower frequency of use. If I used it daily or weekly, I would want a spring, or maybe I would just build some serious muscles! 💪😀💪

you have any plans/ drawings for this stand? wow its sick.

@HooptieDoodle

2 жыл бұрын

Here's a video with extra measurements of the cart kzread.info/dash/bejne/g5d7p8OEcqXPYco.html

@williammurray9651

Жыл бұрын

@@HooptieDoodle Thank you, appreciate it! :)

Not sure how much air that cylinder uses to operate but you could probably fit a small compressor underneath and then it would be an all in one mobile unit. Just a thought. Might not have enough air to make it worth while though. 🤷‍♂️

@HooptieDoodle

3 жыл бұрын

I had a similar thought when I made my plasma cutting cart. Then when I went to use it I learned why everyone gets the biggest air compressor they can 😀 kzread.info/dash/bejne/goGdpKyKZLjNmKw.html

@Noahlochner0

3 жыл бұрын

HooptieDoodle Lol I figured it would use a lot of air. I’m hoping to get a big shop compressor soon. I love your build! Would be nice to have it vertical like you have it for space saving and also now you can use digital angle finders. Assuming that sucker is level when you bend your tubing. 👊

Good..🇮🇩🇲🇨

Where did you find the 3/4 bolts?

@HooptieDoodle

11 ай бұрын

Linked in description

changing dies in the vertical position is hard .

What air compressor were you using to move the ram?

@HooptieDoodle

2 жыл бұрын

I'm using a Husky 30 gallon 155 psi, which I don't think they sell anymore. It works good for what I'm doing, but 30 gallons doesn't last long and the compressor is loud, but it does get the job done. Everyone always says get the biggest air compressor you can and I would agree.

@williamgarcia9751

2 жыл бұрын

@@HooptieDoodle ok don’t laugh at me because I don’t know anything about air compressors but do you have to take your compressor somewhere to get it filled?

@HooptieDoodle

2 жыл бұрын

@@williamgarcia9751 that is kinda funny, but no, it fills itself with air. You've got your tank that holds the air and then the compressor (which has pistons like an engine that force air into the tank), and the compressor is run by an electric motor attached to the compressor via a belt. All these components make up what is called the 'air compressor' . You do need to ensure the compressor has oil and change the oil out once in a while (kinda like a car engine. Kinda). Then you have a valve to allow air out of the tank and a regulator to dial in the pounds per square inch (psi) of air flowing out. Then most people add filters and water traps after that as well - which is important for certain applications - especially painting for otherwise you can add contaminants to the paint 😔.

@williamgarcia9751

2 жыл бұрын

@@HooptieDoodle lmao thank you so much man. Does it take a while for it to refill? I was thinking about getting a 8gal compressor because I’m strictly a hobby bender. I like building crosskarts. Will that be enough?

@HooptieDoodle

2 жыл бұрын

@@williamgarcia9751 the 30 gal I have runs a LOT while I am bending, but not constantly and never runs out of pressure, so the compressor gets a break. I would recommend 30 gal or more. I am no expert, so take it with a grain of salt. If you go too small you'll run completely out of air pressure mid bend and have to wait for pressure to build back up - it's not conducive to productivity.

I want one

Maybe you need a pistons that goes both ways ?

Do you any drawings of you build? I too build motorcycles and want to build frames. The old saying want it done right do it yourself LOL

@HooptieDoodle

2 жыл бұрын

No drawings, but there is this video with more measurements kzread.info/dash/bejne/g5d7p8OEcqXPYco.html

Nice bit of fabrication ,,tidy solution

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Creo q uno se sopla el vídeo ..para nada..xq muestra solo la dobles del tubo más fácil y simple q existe...luego muestra los tubos de la motocicleta pero no el como sirve eso para poder doblarlo..más de loq adorna..la máquina con accesorios q nunca mostró su utilidad ..

Leave the loud effects/so calld music out of your videos for lots better videos

waste of time buy a model 54 from jd2

painful to watch.....ugh....