HOW TO MAKE Acrylic bending machine

[@dcsmith5839]

I don't bend enough plexi to build one,but watching your process was very satisfying.Excellent craftsmanship.Thank-you

[@gianpietrovairo3557]

Complimenti Daniele per la tua inventiva e per la condivisione di tutti i tuoi progetti!

[@henry20061227]

Cannot imagine . You can sell this wonderful product.

[@cyberspider78910]

Right tool....Right Attitude....Very Systematic and only video I have seen (at least me only) who is putting his country name. Your systematisms makes your country proud. Indian bhai log, jago (Indian fraternity please have a look at)

[@lars-sorensen]

Best bender I have seen made on KZbin so far!

[@Guswin308]

After watching it many times, I was able to make it. Thank you friend

[@BenoSaradzic]

Just wow. You're an artist and your hands are precious tools.

[@igorprice9047]

Godlike. Your hands are gold. Thank you for your idea.

[@pablog.6339]

Gracias amigo Danielle! No solo buena idea, buena construcción y bella ejecución con un resultado que rezuma belleza. Forza Italia!

[@davidreynolds4684]

I like that you put the guide on on side to square up the sheets. All the videos ive seen so far were eye balling it.

[@Kay-eh8lm]

beautiful craftsmanship :) lovely relaxing video

[@FoxNixon]

It seems you and your power supply are not afraid of short circuit) Probably it would be better to add some isolation between aluminum angles that hold the springs and aluminum profile between them;) Anyway, the construction looks pretty good. Great relaxing video, as always, thanks for the content))

[@Nono-hk3is]

Yes I've been thinking the same thing.

[@ajitnair42]

precisely, i went over the video over and over again to see if i am missing anything called an insulation . your observation has set my doubt at rest :)

[@Canerbilgin67]

Can you write the material list? I have homework.

[@cepera74]

Хорошие поделки, очень много труда и аккуратно 😁👍 видна рука художника, не всем дано, просто восхитительно✌️🙋

[@tomsmith3045]

Elegant build. I wouldn't change a thing. The lack of insulation at the ends of the heater strip aren't an issue, as both ends would have to short at the same time for that to cause a problem, and the only problem would be that the current would flow through the aluminum channel rather than the nichrome wire. No damage to the power supply and the overall power output and heat would actually go down, not up. Harmless at 9v with a constant current supply.

[@alexchiosso221]

One of the best bending device I've seen on KZbin. Great job Daniele. Your audience is now quite international.... The Made in Italy logo and your brand name are "the cherry on the pie". :-)

[@mikebenstead7600]

Even in Australia :)

[@shripadlale7476]

Perfection in every step! Great design and execution. Thanks for sharing.

[@alefus1982]

È sempre una cosa stupenda vedere i tuoi progetti e i tuoi video complimenti

[@alain2734]

Ciao a te Daniele, Ottimo video, sei un campione della creazione. È fantastico Alain dalla Francia

[@shrconstruction]

Nobody seemed to mention that this design while elegant cannot easily bend acute angles tighter than 90 degrees.....the hold bar could be a dull knife edge style in my opinion and the hinges set appropriately to achieve acute angles. Great build as others have said, just bought the wire to build one myself but with the above mentioned modifications.

[@amapolo7211]

Yes, and a different fasten mechanism for the hold bar. Not so protruding even less handy

[@Ophiel314]

Utilissimo! Basta aggiungere un goniometro su un lato e si possono fare varie angolature. Mi sa che te lo copio. Veramente ben fatto!

[@narimanrezaiee3246]

working super clean . i enjoyed watching your video . keep going

[@devers6]

Wonderful and informative video - easily the best heat bender I have seen on KZbin. One suggestion: the current for the heater wire flows through the springs meant to keep it under tension. The heating and cooling cycles may over time anneal the springs and cause the heater wire to become slack (see How To Mechatronics/Arduino CNC Hot Wire cutter video). I would try to use some kind of crimp or screw connection of the power wires to the heating element, just where the wire attaches to the spring. Some kind of thermal insulator (perhaps a collection of mica or ceramic washers) could also be used to thermally isolate the heater wire from the springs. Obviously, a slack wire inside the aluminum channel would not be as big a deal as a loose hot wire cutter; but if it sagged enough to touch the channel it could short out sections of the heater wire resulting in “cold” spots. Just a friendly suggestion for an otherwise fantastic build.

[@r.t.elangovanr.t.elangovan6792]

Really a thoughtfull suggestion.

[@badmotherhumper]

i followed a different guy's vid. this one has a hold down which is better. You are right in that the current doesn't need to go thru the springs. they just keep tension on the wire as it expands

[@badmotherhumper]

@@r.t.elangovanr.t.elangovan6792 How thick of acrylic can you bend with this gauge wire, Will it soften 8mm?

[@DiegoSynth]

Yes, that exactly. Plus it may make super hot the springs, nut, screw, etc, not only meaning expansion / contraction of the materials but very high temperature in case of accidental touch. I was surprised all this part is not insulated / enclosed. Leaving that out, it's a great idea and fantastic execution!

[@lpegsr]

Blessings to you I see you commented on acrylic bending machine . Was curious to know if you could give me some feedback in reference to this We want to create an acrylic wall bending machine. Our Acrylic sheets are 97 inches long and 40 inches wide with a .110 diameter in thickness. We want a 2 inch lip making the wall 38 inches with a 90 degree angle. What are your suggestions? Or could you create it?

[@AlexandrePerret]

You could use a protractor to bend it at any angle ! Well done

[@dheerajvashishtphysics6815]

True

[@computacionbariloche]

Espectacular ! qué prolijidad !

[@champifun2]

Sei un vero maghetto con le tue mani. Bravo Daniele. +1 like e +1 sub

[@thomaspaul311]

I recommend using 'seconds' or 'minutes' rather than ' " ' or ' ' '. It is technically correct but not in common usage in the USA. Great video. Liked.

[@manuelcattaneo4052]

Il re del fai da te... 👍 e del multistrato.... Grande Daniele

[@DanieleTartaglia]

Ho solo quello in casa :-)

[@muhammadfarooqi]

I know i will never make it.. But I loved watching this.. such nice precision.

[@renatomembela6774]

Ayus! Ang ganda pagka bend sir, thanks for the idea

[@faycallazizi3747]

nice job. respect from Algeria.

[@lundebc]

So many great ideas, thank-you for publishing!

[@lzevallos1]

Excelente trabajo, felicitaciones

[@Ale98375]

Veramente professionali i tuoi video. Complimenti

[@FirozKhan-bz2rg]

That intro is one of the best I've ever seen 😍

[@MrNams]

Yes, same here

[@alejandroleon3365]

Muy muy interesante, enhorabuena por un gran trabajo

[@quilopio]

Tartaglia ne sa una piu del diavolo !!!! complimenti

[@tokolamasia1127]

Sangat Menginspirasi Sekali... 👍👍

[@grandabuzz4853]

Very good..one of the best acrylic bending machines I’ve seen,thanks 🇬🇧

[@jairbeltran951]

Muy didactica tu manera de enseñar parce🙌

[@BergflitzerFoto]

Eine Handwerklich tolle Arbeit 💯%🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👍

[@rgarlinyc]

Excellent job! ~ Eccellente, mi è piaciuto vederti costruire!

[@mohammedshafiq4053]

Very nice bro used brain clever way to make this bender nice one

[@rklauco]

Looks very professional.

[@raffaeles.7050]

sai sempre come stupirci e accendere le idee nelle nostre teste Ottimo come sempre

[@gtxviper]

Your very good at spotting holes!

[@e.d.5095]

Grande Daniele, complimenti, a differenza di tanti tu crei sempre oggetti utili, pratici e belli da vedere. Le cose che fai sono capolavori di precisione. Grazie per i tuoi video.

[@Menalix]

Such awesome tool for DIY people. I think a pretty wood handle and a some measuring tools screwed on, would make it perfect.

[@oyamimaritza4609]

Wow,your work is so beautiful

[@k.k.1950]

Quality tools,quality job,quality video and quality content.

[@fabrip4682]

E' molto comodo e si possono fare un sacco di utili cose, ottima idea. Vorrei saper fare il 10% di quello che sai fare tu. Compimenti ancora una volta!

[@MrEriack]

Отличная работа. Спасибо за идею.

[@rosswines]

VERY clever! Well thought out and constructed beautifully!! Beats me using a hot air gun to soften the persplex/polycarb in a jig

[@Hottabych6262]

Очень аккуратно! Лайк.

[@allensahu5348]

Very Useful Machine

[@russiarenneisance]

Very nice👍👍👍

[@lucianoiacoletti5725]

Bravissimo come sempre, MAESTRO DANIELE

[@dheerajvashishtphysics6815]

I liked the quality work 👍🏿

[@DennisDay58]

Very nice and creative. I like you name badges/plaques'

[@robertgoldbornatyout]

Fantastic! I really like your video. I enjoyed watching it until the end. Thank you for sharing my friend Liked and Subscribed .😄👍💕

[@megabedoya]

eres un maestro! te admiro! gracias por tus videos!

[@jesusgalme2821]

Que bueno. Felicidades por tu trabajo, es impresionante. Un saludo.

[@rodolfodandreis4990]

Capo di tutti capi.

[@EarthlyF0rg0ten]

Can't forget to sign a project! Awesome build, subbed!

[@blackbeton3923]

Really Nice work , I’m quite surprised no to see some 3d printed parts here and there, this could be a good complement, though it brings some pleasure and a good finish looking in this kind of project I’m gonna build this machine, perfect with a laser cutter Thanks !! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@Nicola8115]

Buongiorno Lei è un grande.

[@anouarelmerybet8353]

Ineffective way of working

[@pasqualegurnari6884]

Veramente eccezionale 👍🏻

[@electronic7979]

Useful project

[@MrKul04445]

Clean and smarter 👌 😎 💯

[@AsitShouldBe]

Ottimo lavoro, dovrei fare anche io qualcosa del genere

[@smartelectric4932]

I Am Big Fan Bro Your Content And Your Setup I Love This

[@FirozKhan-bz2rg]

Probably the best fit acrilic bender out there.🥰 But, a bit complicated......😐

[@scamper_van8470]

complicated???well to be complicated would be if you add Arduino for temperature and self bending mechanism!! since you have to bend the acrilic using your hands doesn't look to me very complicated!!!

[@FirozKhan-bz2rg]

@@scamper_van8470 Haha. There is some simpler ways, but this is the best of all

[@scamper_van8470]

@@FirozKhan-bz2rg simpler ways not always are the best to give out the best results.....

[@MrStealth61]

Bravo anzi bravissimo , peccato che non ci sia l'audio e quindi la qualità e le misure dei prodotti usati, sarebbe da premio Nobel!

[@enricodimicco7286]

👏 ottimo lavoro!

[@Brabbo-55]

Awesome build, great ideas & initiative, really like how you've made this, and your video filming, wow,.. it is outstanding ! instantly subscribed , Thank you

[@AdamoOo0official]

Fortissimo ! Progetto bomba complimenti

[@PardeepGurjar2227]

Nice work...👍

[@rccrawler70]

Interesting Content .. Greetings from Indianapolis IN.

[@albertosanguedolce7798]

Caro Daniele, complimenti come sempre... io ti consiglio di aggiungere un micro interruttore sotto il piatto in modo che quando alzi per piegare automaticamente stacca il filamento ed il calore... !

[@manntechllc]

Sei un artista!

[@ryanmacewen511]

Curious how much space you had between mounting post metal and bending bar. Looks almost like it might short out. Awesome build man. Liked and subscribed!

[@mdkomol8443]

That is one of the best live ever seen.👍

[@fmarcelocnc]

Projeto muito útil, prático e de construção acessível. Brevíssimo!!!

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Really fantastic idea

[@ionciobanu4258]

Bravo maestro!

[@SGuilarducci]

Excelente trabalho, parabéns 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@hmason76]

DUDE! That's awesome

[@aristidebrancati1971]

Meravigliosa bravo Daniele poi il marchio Daniele Tartaglia è il Top 😉👍🏽

[@collacartacorde]

Magari fosse! Purtroppo è Tartaglia Daniele, come se uno si firmasse Alighieri Dante, Buonarroti Michelangelo, Rossini Gioachino...

[@aurelioimprota482]

Grande progetto, realizzato in modo esemplare!!!

[@Pismensky]

This set of tools is good enough to build a small rocketship :) Seriously, I made a device like this a few yers ago. It wasn't that sophisticated but did the job. I used modified PC power supply as current source. Attention those who are going to repeat the design from this video -- make sure there is at least one gap betwen hollow profile and aluminum parts tht hold wire ends so this profile doesn't short the wire.

[@suhaimiabubakarsidek1044]

It's a very awesome bending machine but to make it DIY, not everybody had the same tools that u had. But anyway, awesome ideas....

[@jyotirani8232]

Fantastic

[@sabduri1]

Nice idea.. 👍

[@riccardopalumbo8869]

Bravissimo Daniele. Ho bisogno di piegare un plexiglass largo 60 cm. Con un filo così lungo devo mantenere le stesse impostazioni dell'alimentatore a circa 60 watt? Grazie mille

[@josefernandez6443]

Sin palabras. Me descubro ante usted.

[@Giacomo.Bianco]

Guter Job mein Freund 👍👍👍

[@aykuteguz2944]

Maybe it would be nice to mount a protractor aside to bend it at different angles. Great job.

[@osvaldoayala955]

Hola lindo trabajo, felicitaciones. ¿Qué alambre usas?

[@VaGab]

Bella ed utile, come sempre riesci a stupire! P.s. la sigla finale dei tuoi video è sempre ganzissima

[@DanieleTartaglia]

Grazie :-)

[@SV-2277]

Excellent Video and really clear and crispy of each and every element presented in your demonstration. Just would like to know how much Wire Gauze used AWG. Please specify.

[@francored4166]

figata unica, assolutamente da copiare complimentissimi!!!