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28"3/4x5/8 Hrs Went Down Today !


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1 inch better than my PR last week !!! I will post the link when its finished loading on Youtube.....

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Awesome PR! :laugh

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Awesome PR! :laugh

Thanks Paul !! I was hoping you would send some of your strength down wit the shoes haha......There almost finished should be shipping them back your way next week.

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Great bend! I must admit, looking at the title, I first thought you bent a 28 inch long flat bar with the diminsions of 5/8" by 3/4" which would've been out of this world.

Still a very great bend!

Tim

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I first thought you bent a 28 inch long flat bar with the diminsions of 5/8" by 3/4" which would've been out of this world.

I picked up some 5/8" x 1" last time I got some steel. I don't think I'll be bending it real soon even at 4'. I think it should be pretty close to a 7/8" bar. I think it might actually be a hair easier.

5/8" x 1" = 0.625 in^2 cross section

7/8" round = 0.60132 in^2

1/2" x 1" = 0.5 in^2

3/4" round = 0.44179 in^2

The 1/2" flat only feels a bit harder than 3/4" round at nearly .06" more cross section. Obviously you aren't bending against the beef otherwise it would be a ton harder. The 5/8" flat is only 0.25" over the 7/8" round in cross section so I don't think there is enough more to overcompensate for bending it across the short side.

28" of that stuff is superman style. Sorry I didn't mean to hijack your thread, I just like throwing out numbers sometimes.

Speaking of the big stuff have you tried any 3/4" yet Bossie?

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I first thought you bent a 28 inch long flat bar with the diminsions of 5/8" by 3/4" which would've been out of this world.

I picked up some 5/8" x 1" last time I got some steel. I don't think I'll be bending it real soon even at 4'. I think it should be pretty close to a 7/8" bar. I think it might actually be a hair easier.

5/8" x 1" = 0.625 in^2 cross section

7/8" round = 0.60132 in^2

1/2" x 1" = 0.5 in^2

3/4" round = 0.44179 in^2

The 1/2" flat only feels a bit harder than 3/4" round at nearly .06" more cross section. Obviously you aren't bending against the beef otherwise it would be a ton harder. The 5/8" flat is only 0.25" over the 7/8" round in cross section so I don't think there is enough more to overcompensate for bending it across the short side.

28" of that stuff is superman style. Sorry I didn't mean to hijack your thread, I just like throwing out numbers sometimes.

Speaking of the big stuff have you tried any 3/4" yet Bossie?

Not yet next time i get down the steel place ill definetly grab some 3/4......

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Very nice bend, Jim! :rock

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Great bend!!! :rock Keep it up man.

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Jim! just watched the vid! great technique! I've seen that technique somewhere before :whistel. You made it look too easy - you can go much shorter! :rock:rock:rock:rock:rock

P.S. did you get a bruise on your ham-string from the bend?

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Jim! just watched the vid! great technique! I've seen that technique somewhere before :whistel. You made it look too easy - you can go much shorter! :rock:rock:rock:rock:rock

P.S. did you get a bruise on your ham-string from the bend?

Thanks Paul it is a good technique.Actually Greg Matonick showed me that last year but i was to involved in figuring out double overhand to ever use it.It does hurt like like a bitch but def worth it !!!......

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