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luuc

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Not that I bend these ( :blush ), but just for my long term 'schedule', I was wondering what is harder to bend; 5/16" G5 or 9mm crs at the same length?

(The crs I have is 9mm thick, so I don't think I should call it 3/8")

Thank you, Luuc.

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Not that I bend these ( :blush ), but just for my long term 'schedule', I was wondering what is harder to bend; 5/16" G5 or 9mm crs at the same length?

(The crs I have is 9mm thick, so I don't think I should call it 3/8")

Thank you, Luuc.

It highly depends on the type / strength of the CRS.

I've bent 9mm CRS which was definitely easier then an edgin at the same length, but I've also seen CRS which is definitely harder ;)

But where did you find 9mm CRS?

I need to get me some of those as well, they look so nice at 6" or shorter :D

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Just the local hardware store (called Beuken, don't know if you're familiar with it?), I'll send you some pieces to try.

To give you a little information; I bend them braced at about 10".

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Just the local hardware store (called Beuken, don't know if you're familiar with it?), I'll send you some pieces to try.

To give you a little information; I bend them braced at about 10".

Ahhh.... Would be more interesting unbraced though :D

You should come by once again soon, have some nice horse shoes to try as well ;)

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