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[@christianmontagx8461]

TL;DR; You can't bend certain materials in an 90 Degree angle, because that materials will get fissues because of inner stress. So you will have to bend it in a radius. This radius depends on thickness and material type. As usual you don't need to experiement to find that special radius. Go and buy a book about metal work :)

[@Metalcut1412]

You are right my friend...for example you can not bend lead (pb) in press break. You need mannual bender . But most of thw sheet metal product would be Ms,Ss or Ali. That can be bent using this method.

[@ajazmahemoodsayyed4122]

Amazing sir

[@Metalcut1412]

Thank you mate 👍

[@AASIMALIA]

is it a neutral axis offset ...?(the one u told us to comment)

[@Metalcut1412]

It's a ratio to nutral axis to thickenss

[@akshaytison271]

​​@@Metalcut1412 In the sense is that neutral axis appears at exact half of thickness or it is offset from centre ??

[@Metalcut1412]

@@akshaytison271 It is bit offset. depending on material thickness and material type. Your K factor should never be more than 0.5. which means your neutral axis will always be offset. Most likely towards inside edge of folding.

[@abdullahmoosakutty8574]

somebody please tell me how for a 90 degree fittings or u shaped fitting how the bend deduction or how to know which length of flat bar is to be taken . in case of mild steel of thickness 4mm, 5mm & 6mm . is there any software or something ? (would appreciate if someone answer :) )😀

[@Metalcut1412]

Hi yes. Everything can be calculated in all the cad softwares I have used Auto cad , solid works and solidedge they all have that option.

[@shivamupadhyay6863]

Bro your channel's name is "Engineering and ManaGERment" or "Engineering and Management" ?.. correction

[@Metalcut1412]

Ohh thanks

[@rajukc1077]

You are wasting paper..use board and marker if you need it big..

[@Metalcut1412]

Sure

[@MyRocketRadioDJ]

You are wasting keystrokes being a Karen😂

[@harshaperavarapu1042]

For explaining he is doing like that he is not wasting he is sharing his knowledge

[@AASIMALIA]

is it a neutral axis offset ...?(the one u told us to comment)