Threaded Bender for wires very easy.

I made a wire bender using battledore bolt.
It's very easy to make.
I was able to bend a Φ4 mm stainless wire.
battledore bolt↓
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[@admniyeokuyorsun...3044]

Important warning as a material engineer: Don't use the wires bended with bolts in applications where it will be under load since it might create cracks, scratches etc on surface which might lead to failure. Other than that, that is very cool and a very cheap method for bending for aesthetic purposes, nice one. A good and a future proof improvement would be adding small bearings to those bolts :)

[@youtukang]

☺☺👍👍☕

[@Keasbeysknight]

As an M.E. use common sense on what you define as a load... putting any bent wire under load might lead it to failure in the end, everything breaks eventually with the right force. bearings are a solid idea!

[@richardaleman6596]

K

[@murahatena]

良いアイディアですね！太いワイヤーを曲げるのって、一苦労ですものね！

[@Space_Gaucho]

U know when JSK is working on a big project because it splinters into several smaller projects for making tools needed for the bigger project.

[@sk-factorylife2839]

こんな簡単にベンダーを!? アイデアが素晴らしいです😆

[@XerosXIII]

now Avatar JSK-koubou gain the power of wire bending

[@txm100]

*gains

[@XerosXIII]

@@txm100 dangit!

[@nokia5359]

Hahanah !!!

[@nokia5359]

Hahaha... Dangit!

[@bob2161]

He's clearly demonstrated that he's a Master Wood Bender. Now he will show us his Wire Bending skills. Surely, he must be the Avitar!

[@databanks]

Simple but highly effective, thank you for sharing

[@SK-uk5yy]

めっちゃ極太なクリップが作れそうですね。

[@davitjosh]

ไอเดียดีมากครับ พกพาสะดวกเลยแบบนี้

[@josefuentes9778]

Excelente aporte por parte de JSK "Intelligent Hands" Koubou. Gracias por compartirlo. Saludos desde México.

[@keithgillogly7675]

Very nice design

[@homemadetools]

Neat little bender. We featured this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)

[@dmaifred]

With permission?

[@homemadetools]

@@dmaifred ??? People actually like it when you share their content. First day on the internet?

[@frogsoda]

@@homemadetools maybe read the creators comment.

[@homemadetools]

@@frogsoda Maybe look at the "share" link underneath KZbin videos, that people can use to share their videos all over the web. This gives the video creator more views. Did you really not know this?

[@updownstate]

Very nice, looks like tremendous hand strength isn't required.

[@gmanchurch]

Very good video and thanks for sharing that with us……..

[@OMG_LoL]

ボルトの出具合で２～３㎝の板でも曲げられますね。

[@DanielH]

Nice work

[@fainjoe]

JSK-koubou: posts video using their skills and knowledge to make an awesome tool. My brain: What... The...HELL WITH THIS EVIL MAGIC AND WHERE DO I GET SOME!!?

[@alknis]

Отличная работа. Полезное приспособление, пригодится.👍👍👍

[@datsun8254]

めっちゃ簡単やけど、めっちゃ便利

[@Sportyg1960]

ALWAYS SO CLEAN AND PRECISE AGAIN DO YOU SELL PLANS

[@electronic7979]

Very nice

[@mickymouse1232]

LAST TIME OUR FRED WENT ON A BENDER , HE WAS WIRED FOR DAYS ,,

[@ucanliv4ever]

Bend like the wind, grasshopper !

[@user-zj5oy9yu5n]

ベンダー欲しかったので作ってみますーありがとうございますｗ

[@hydy6013]

天才だ

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Cool project and good luck

[@JuanGarcia-1125]

Very good MÁSTER! Saludos desde Reynosa Tamaulipas México!!!

[@sapelesteve]

Great job on making that wire bender! 👍👍😉😉

[@herik63]

Japanese screwdrivers! I have some of the red ones!

[@planetkayu-wanwoodcraft5520]

Good idea

[@thetwogardens6048]

I made one . Its ok for thin wire but it Wont handle the Heavier high Tensile Wire very well. Got me out of Dodge though !

[@alejandropisetta2730]

Es un muy buen video, pero seria bueno ver como se hicieron las paletas de metal, que son el nucleo principal de la herramienta, teniendo las paletas, si es muy facil hacerla, igualmente gracias por el aporte!

[@francescobattaglia5322]

This guy is fantastic!

[@RuffusRuffinho]

Very good!!!!

[@dream4sandeep]

02:20 रिसोर्सेस तुमच एक्सप्लेन सेफ्टी अँड गुड फॉर नथिंग

[@mohammedbahram8391]

Merci Mr pour cette vidéo vraiment génial et explicatif merci

[@rfmsr2]

great idea

[@OnigonCatMovie]

見た後に良く考えて「あっ、そういうことか」と、理解する動画かなぁ。

[@MrPatdeeee]

There are no words that can describe your innate talents. Thanks for sharing your talents with us kind Sir.

[@roiq5263]

Nice but I would make it stronger. Thicker parts.

[@daffaibnuhafiz]

Wow amazing ideas,,thanks

[@makermaniacdiy]

wow veramente un bel lavoro

Nice !

[@NOIR.Workshop]

很實用的工具，能輕易的彎折長條狀材料！

[@user-sb4nh9ff7b]

Nice good work

[@sergeychubarev3724]

This is genius !

[@kendodd8734]

Three steel pins in a heavy timber and use the bar as the leaver and u get the same results steel fixers have been bending there re bar on site like this for donkeys years

[@antoniosilvioschiavinato7274]

Congratulations. Good job

[@user-nc8qh1sv3k]

nice tool!

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Nice work... thank you

[@mikemaco1256]

簡単なパイプ・ベンダーもお願いします。

[@AznableChar]

タップをきるときにつかっている白いグリスっぽいのはなに？ ボルトに2剤タイプの物を塗っていますが、なぜあそこに塗らないといけないのか。 その2つが気になりました。

[@shuriken114]

あれですね！

[@shuriken114]

切削油とロックタイト的な緩みどめじゃないでしょうか？

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Nice work! Thank you for sharing the video with us!💖👌👍😎JP

[@WALEEDQ-qi1hx]

She is very beautiful and useful, my friend. We continue with you.

[@anthonymarino4260]

well done

[@marcosbatista6227]

Genius👍

[@paruball]

材料は羽子板ボルト？とボルト&ナットと、あとパテ？は何の意味があるのでしょうか？ネジロック的な意味ですかね？試してみます！

[@panchobartolome]

Excelente Saludos desde Argentina!!

[@user-pt9px9kx7q]

工具做个很好，很喜欢。

[@gianendo1044]

nice work

[@paulwood4769]

Brilliant

[@planecrazyish]

Excellent 👏👏👏👏🙏

[@marianodiaz461]

can I ask why you use araldite, in the screws when you are using lock nuts? , also you should do the hole countersink before you do the tapping

[@vileguile4]

Damn..! Well done! :D

[@youtukang]

☺☺👍👍 thnks for sharing,, good

[@hassanal-mosawi4235]

Thanks for sharing that

[@dmaifred]

And everything was purchased at Tokyo hands :)

[@vikassm]

Very nice. Just like a manual rebar Bender. 👍

[@tks5138]

すごいと思います。でも、僕が同じ事をしようにも道具が揃っていないので無理っぽいです。

[@starkwedder9787]

Another good project I will never realize. I guess I could replace those bars with something else, but nothing I could easily find around. A pity

[@bob2161]

Those pieces are from a screen door brace kit. Your local hardware store probably has them on hand. If not, you can order from Amazon. Search for: Stanley National Hardware 5748-264 CD1739 I'm fairly certain that's what he used in this video.

[@starkwedder9787]

Bob McBride Many thanks for your suggestion. Through I have admired many of the project by JSK, I think he misses to gìve the necessary information on techniques and materials to replicate them

[@user-nn1iq4nz7r]

Круто! Очень полезный инструмент!

[@user-gy4ml2pv7x]

Очень. Салфеточкой вытер. Какой молодец!

[@samueleprandini4526]

Sei un genio

[@mrglsjr]

Does anyone know what those are called in english? On the Amazon page that his link goes to, Google translates the product as a "feather plate bolt", but when I searched for that phrase on the US Amazon site it comes up with badminton sets. 🙄

[@papalevies]

It looks like it's a Japanese product for joining wooden beams of wooden houses. I doubt you will find it ouside of Japan. Maybe use a blowtorch at the end of a steel rod and whack it with a hammer a few times. Or weld steel plate on a steel rod. The badminton set probably came up because they kind of look like mini rackets. I guess their Japanese name is something similar to that.

[@kleckerklotz9620]

I guess that's lost in translation. I tried to find something similar on the German market. But no results. Also tried it with flat leaf bolt and turnbuckle bracing. But also a negative here. I'd say you don't need that exact product. Get yourself a thick strip of metal. Drill three holes in it, tap them, grind the other end of your strip to get some round edges and wrap some leather oder cloth around it. :)

[@Ace-zb5xr]

You can use any decent steel flat bar. The longer, the more leverage you'll have. It's better to use a flat bar because you'll have a larger flat surface for bending rods and keeping it all in the same plane.

[@Aubreykun]

"Battledore bolt" and "feather plate bolt" seems to be the names, but I can't find a source for these outside of Japanese and Chinese companies. It might be something only really used in that region.

[@christopherd4602]

@@Aubreykun A battledore is the actual name for the badminton "racket." The birdie is, as everyone knows, the "shuttlecock."

[@YknotLearnall]

What are you using as a drilling lubricant? It looks like Petroleum Jelly.

[@orbsphere-]

looks like coconut oil to me

[@YknotLearnall]

@@orbsphere- - definitely not an oil. More a paste. I just Googled Machinist drilling paste and this turned up: TTP HARD Drills "Cut-It" 17.6 Oz / 500Ml Cutting Paste Metal Cutting and Drilling Lubricant Drilling Paste. Looks pretty close to what he used looks like.

[@jonijoni534]

simple and useful.i like it

[@ceporrocongorro]

¡Magnífico!

[@TheNewenglandboys]

Use for what?

[@masterkangsunbaetv2340]

안녕하세요 대단한 발명품입니다. 모두 완료 하고 갑니다 .

[@KitoMarchetaria]

Awesome ❤️

[@Chroniquesdemaker]

Good tips bro !

[@enedenedubedene4811]

How many works? Viele Grüsse aus Germany

[@VanDerLaars]

Didn't know butter made it easier to cut through metal.

[@tomt9543]

Parkay!

[@forestlampcraft472]

Cool!!!

[@yahmk3978]

Cool!

[@user-jf7ve6fy9y]

材料は何を使ってますか？どこかに使うステーですか？

[@user-bs1hs7wu2s]

現在の羽子板ですよ。 ホームセンターの金物コーナーに あります。 家作りの柱の強度をあげるための 材料です。

[@ginofrau5127]

👍👍👍👍💯💯bravissimo Italia 👍👍

[@vasiliyivanishvili9025]

Wow! Hardened bolts?

[@youtukang]

☺☺👍

[@zwp-zagajiwoodproject268]

Table saw

[@calciumchloride]

What do you use unused two holes for?

[@user-ih1zw3ly6p]

Чудово!

[@ipsu8655]

I can't find "battle bolts" anywhere. Must it be a bolt? How 'bout 2 flat stock?

[@user-ud7ft8vn2i]

Шум похоже шестерня не до включилась на шурике

[@terryalexander9624]

What did you smear on the metal to facilitate the drilling process ?

[@sapelesteve]

I think he used plan old grease.

[@user-kt6zp8yh1c]

К доктору! К доктору Дью!

[@ritchie7722]

マゲルリータという名前でどうですか。

[@UltraChuken]

『知恵の輪』が作れますねｗ

[@wallykim1]

Was it vaseline? What's the black mix?

[@recordam]

うわっ！　ワイヤーベンダー欲しくて溶接とか面倒だなーと思ってたのですが目から鱗でした　即登録しました＾＾ｂ

[@Moock91]

What's the bi-component glue you use?

[@coffeedudeguy]

Could be a two-part epoxy. Welding should achieve the same effect

[@5wagonboss]

@@coffeedudeguy Looks like J B weld

[@sherthmer]

JB Weld

[@gordonpromish9218]

would that tool work for bending thin-wall stainless steel pipe?

[@gordonpromish9218]

@gioyu comi - this translates as "It's very easy, but it's very convenient." which does not entirely make sense. is that a "yes"?

[@georgescott6967]

My guess is "no". I've seen plumbers use a similar tool to bend copper pipes. They stuff a special spring down the pipe first to stop it from kinking. I've also seen someone filling a pipe with sand before bending. In both cases they are making the pipe solid before bending it.

[@peterneumann7145]

Bending tubing is complicated as the walls tend to collapse especially at the bend leaving either total collapse or a severe restriction. To maintain constant diameter requires special techniques and can involve complicated machines, mandrills,etc. Some common get outs are filling the tube with molten lead- care needed. Or sand which is not quite as good. The plumbers spring works ok for small diameter copper tube but not seen other diameter of spring. You are stretching the material a long way on the outside of the bend and compressing it on the inside. Good luck

[@TABISURU2019]

This is great.！！

[@auldteuchter9012]

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