True. You can see I made it adjustable, but if I had to do over I'd make it longer.

I have not; only the 2x2 with 1/16th wall. I think it would struggle to bend 1/8" the hard way. This machine is not rigid enough.

How thick are the side walls on what you're trying to bend? The 2x2 I'm bending in this video is 14 gauge. 14 gauge is .08" of 1.62mm.

1/4" high tension steel. It was left over from a tree spade build project.

Thank you

Cabinet door hinges. Same hinges that Menards uses for their Klearvue cabinets. I really like the hinges and using CNC is much more accurate/repeatable than drilling by hand.

Have not done it but i'm sure it would.

Would probably want to make a roller that matched the tube diameter to keep things aligned.

I really don’t think much of that harbor freight Chicago brand stuff….

Good idea. Flex in different pipes/ tube might have small effect on that.

Personally I do that with a credit card or checkbook and a trip to the supplier…

Only useful if you have the tools to build. Otherwise, you'll need to buy one.

…buy a small lathe, or use a drill press to hold the workpiece and a 4-1/2” angle grinder to shape dies or whatever. What I’m confused over your comment is that this is a vid about FABRICATING STUFF so your comment doesn’t make any sense. I don’t have a machine lathe myself, but I have a wood lathe with a three-jaw chuck, die grinders, angle grinders, files, sandpaper….. I use basic tools to make more sophisticated tools, and the sophisticated tools to make even better tools. Sometimes I buy tools like vises, wood chisels, wrenches, cordless drills, a shop press, welders, and other stuff. I’m thinking you just aren’t a fabricator. Just because you don’t understand something doesn’t make it stupid.

They are have bearings. A little lube wouldn't hurt. I'm guessing the tube was getting pretty near top end of what the machine could handle.

Frankie, thank you for your kind comment. Hope the video helped you out with your project.

Not sure why it wouldn't. I bot the pipe threader in April. Maybe they've added a safety feature....hard telling. I kept mine triggered the whole time. If you zoom in you can see I put a velcro strap around the trigger. Then used a footpedal control from Harbor Freight to power on/off.

Thanks for watching. When you say manual machine. Which machine are you referring to?

Tube roller

Don't recall, about 18" but it's adjustable depending on what radius you are shooting for.

To get the curve/bend just right to match the project specs.

Nothing to post yet. But you could curve 16 gauge square tube enough to make a bowshed similar to pictures I found when searching Bowshet in Google.

Yes fairly loud. An extended warranty is a good idea on the Pipe Threader. It's a Harbor Freight model.

Hmmm. Are you using a new, sharp, insert in your cutter? Do you have the cutter height correct, ie not too high or too low? Does it chatter on soft material like aluminum or just on steel? Just trying to throw out some ideas to look at?

Thanks Luiz. Sorry for the poor video quality. That's the best I had back in 2012!

There are no rubber inserts for the 2013 Sequoia front wipers. I had to buy the wiper arm/blade as a unit - not the entire blade, just the piece with the rubber blade.

I bought the rubber insert from Bosch and it worked fine, didn't have to buy the whole unit Toyota was charging around 180 dollars for both. I got mine for around 25 dollars from souq.com.

This one and the other 22 inches one fitted perfectly well in my sequoia 2013. Hope this helps. uae.souq.com/ae-en/bosch-aerotwin-multi-clip-wiper-blade-700mm-28in-8766712/i/

I just buy the wiper blades from Toyota and they are $20 each. I like the manufacturers wipers better for my Toyota. Murad, not sure where you are located, but $180 is reaaaal steep. Are you sure that price wasn't for the entire wiper arm? Btw, those Bosch are wiper blades and not rubber inserts.

+Methodical2 yes I bought the complete arm which includes inserts. Inserts weren't separately available from Toyota dealership in UAE. They told me Toyota doesn't make inserts separately so you've to buy the whole unit. Hence I bought this one from Bosch.