Not on the base model which is shown in this short promotional video. We have a couple of other positioners on our website that either include or can be upgraded with a purge kit.

Unfortunately, when rotating to far backwards, the small electrical contacts inside of the device can be damaged. In the past, we have had some success straightening them back out. The other option is to pick up a new digital angle gauge and replacing the contacts into your existing U-Turn.

We just added the PRO Model to our website which can be hooked up with a Purge line!

i was gonna comment the same thing purge setup would be awesome

Glad to hear it is working well for you! The Threader is definitely worth the cost!

I'll be honest, it's been a while since we made that setup but I'm fairly certain it was a 3/8" NPT Female to 1/4" NPT Male coupling that I got from Harbor Freight.

Thanks I'll look into that def tired of the hand pump lol

Hello, Thank you for your interest in our products. The Dies are made out of 1018 Mild Steel. That's really all you need for bending flat materials but we do recommend against bending round bar or rebar. Let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you, SWAG Off Road

I really do apologize for the excessive shipping to Australia and totally understand not moving forward with an order. The weight of our products really kills us on international shipping since the brake all by itself weighs close to 75lbs. We are currently looking for a distributor in Australia but have yet to find one that will work. Do you know of any shops down under that do online sales for welding/metal fab supplies? We'd love to grow our international sales but your 100% correct, shipping cost is making that next to impossible.

@@Swagoffroad We really only have the one national supply shop for metal machining products in Oz. They are a national chain called “Machinery House” (Hare & Forbes). They move a mountain of product & are a good supplier. They would be your best option I would think. If they would stock the Harbour Freight Shop Presses & Swag Offroad Press Breaks to go with them, most Aussies with a “man cave” would have one of each in a heart beat. I buy all my machining needs for the Bridgeport Mil through them & am about to buy my new metal lathe from them in their March annual sale. They are good blokes to deal with, their staff have industry experience so can field questions with knowledgeable staff who have industry experience to provide the right product & their prices aren’t too bad either. I’m guessing they would be your best option. Thanks for your response - please don’t be mad at me for attempting to make my own. Like I have said, you have a good product, it’s reasonably priced & you deserve every success if the US Postal Service weren’t handicapping your supply options. Sending a shipping container load downunder to a national chain like Machinery House ( Hare & Forbes) would mean that all of us could finally access the product at an affordable cost nationally. Maybe yourselves and Harbour Freight could share a shipping container between you to get both products here in one go at 50% of the shipping bill maybe? 🤷‍♂️ Wishing you the best of luck with it. 👍👍👍🇦🇺

@@ianmoone2359 I really appreciate the suggestion! Just reached out to them! And no hard feelings whatsoever. Our products are so heavy that international shipping can be absolutely insane. With any luck at all, we'll have someone you can buy from directly in Australia!

@@Swagoffroad Can’t tell you how awesome that would be. Sincerely hope it works out for you, because it would benefit us greatly. Thanks heaps for the understanding. 👍👍👍🇦🇺

Hello, Thank you for your interest in our products. Though the Hulk Roller is frequently used for roll cage fabrication, the type of cages that require a roller are typically fancier with arched tops and back. For basic roll cages, you will be better served by our REV 2 Tube Bender. If you would like some example photos showing which bends are formed with which tool, please send us an email at [email protected] Thank you, SWAG Off Road

Hello, I do apologize for the issue that you are experiencing with your Roller Upgrade. Over the years, we have sold many thousands of these kits to thousands of satisfied customers. If you look through the comments on this video, you will see a large number of those customers have come here specifically to state their satisfaction with the product. If you are having some trouble understanding how to attach your kit to your roller, please send us an email at [email protected] and we would be more than happy to assist you. Thank you, SWAG Off Road

Hello, You'll have no trouble at all rolling .5" Round Bar if you are using a Hulk Tubing Roller. If you are going to use our dies in the Harbor Freight Roller, I would highly recommend adding our Weld On Wing Kit. .5" Solid round is strong enough that it would be very difficult to roll without spreading out the bottom dies. Let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you, SWAG Off Road

Thank you very much!

Available now!

Thank you very much!

Thank you for your order! We'll get your order shipped out today!

Reasonable is relative, a bit outside the range of most hobby fab folks.

@JordanHaisley most welding positioners are $3000 and up. $1000 for one that's largely made in the US? I'd say that's perfect for the hobbiest/ small production shop. Granted, everyone's budget is different...

@@donjohnson5424 maybe so. It’s not a bad price, just outside the range of a lot of home hobbyists.

@@JordanHaisley yea i want to say its hard to justify spending that on something i will use once for a few days then it sit for months/years till i use it again but i have a tool box full of specialty tools that havent seen daylight in years that were much more expensive than this is but yet i bought them to have when i needed them….uhhh i want one now😂

The table top measures 13.5" x 12" Don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any other questions.

I apologize, but I'm not quite sure what you mean. Are you saying cut a solid top die Press Brake into smaller segments in order to make it a finger brake? If so, you could but you would then need a clamping bar to hold the fingers.