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noice

You're no longer a kid... lol

👍🏻 great simple fix!

So the z pattern you skipped what you did on that second bend. I believe you went went a half inch from edge and made your second break?

Better lighting would be good , maybe bend a holder to move it up.

I believe you can do all the bends on the brake and avoid the mallet move if you flip the piece over after the first bend. We would scribe the lines on it first for alignment. Back in college I did 1000s of these for collars for chase caps. I could be remembering wrong though, we had an 8' brake, and the seams were only about 36" long so the brake would just smash the thing down nice and flat....and we could hand crank it through rollers after that, then spot weld it and beat it into place on the chase cap.

So how much do you add to the metal to allow for the pittsburg seam? For example if I want it to finish off at 18" what do I cut the material to?

Can you do that with any brake, such as a Malco portable brake?

Impressive

Thank you!

In no way shape or form is this easier

Is this guy for real? That was so awful on so many levels! First of all BOLT YOUR BRAKE DOWN TO A SECURE TABLE NUMBNUTS !! I was waiting for it to come crashing down on your feet, howabout bending your second mark in from the edge at a 90° flip the metal over place it on the outside of the brake, bend your first mark ALL THE WAY OVER TO A 45 then flatten it out, take it from me a 40 year veteran of tin bending

Great video

Lol, "easier". Two hands and a knee, while balancing on one foot and tugging on a 200+ brake. Lose your balance and you'd pull the whole thing right over on top of you. Just for one little piece of thin metal. Let's see you use the "easier" method on full-width 22 gauge. But I'll give you full points for using a mallet instead of a hammer on your brake.

thank you great video!

Can I ask a question

Wow, very helpful, to the point and concise. Information greatly appreciated. THANK YOU!

Thanks for the tip! I would have used them the wrong way. I’m building the dust collection system in my wood shop and I think I bought some elbows from you. Much higher quality than the home store. Thanks

Thanks. Makes sense, and now I know. Thanks for no distracting background music.

A lot easier on a Chicago 1016.

Just like a gutter downspout. Wish you were still making videos as I really learn from you. I'd like to see a complete new construction gas furnace install with thorough overview and explanation of each piece of sheet metal and options. Everything on youtube is piecemeal, too dark, too shaky, incomplete etc.

Great video, thanks!

Thanks a lot. I was able to add an extension just by looking these great videos, God bless your amazing knowledge.

my man! you saved me

did not realize that it was that simple. thank you sir

Great demo

Very methodical and helpful!

Thanks for the crimper tip!

Use a second panduit strap to keep the insulation on...it looks better and is easier when in a tight space

Hey I have many questions about this video. Could you please email me ? Thanks

Great job exactly what I need thank you for your information

What's wrong with doing it with snips.......

Hi mate can you tell me why my heating duct outlet below the house is connected to a small ball size device in between the ducts is making a ticking sound lately never stops ticking please advise the problem? thanks

How do you feel about fiberglass duct boxes?

How would you seal a previous hole if you remove the take off?

Simply????? How do you cut the hole THAT IS WHY I OPENED THIS!!

Glad to see you had your Sheet Metal Workers' shirt on, obviously you were well trained. Great job!!

Thanks for the video. I had no idea what I was doing. Your video cleared things up 👍.

Thanks for your informative use of the sheet metal snips. It does require some skill to make the cuts correctly.

I have a 12 inch one that I can't move. it's not bent. what's the trick to get it to rotate?