Customer Reviews for VEVOR Compact Metal Bender 1"-3" Bench Flat Bar Rod Bending Brake Bender 7 Dies

So far I haven't used it. Want to bend up some 3/4 thin wall tubing t build a mini bike frame. Trying to figuire out how to mount it to something thet won't move, such as a lolly column in my garage. One thing I did modify was the adjustment knob/roller, by knurling it so it's easier to turn. Helps much.

About this tool and built a stand for it. Bent some tubing on it and everything seems to work fine. The only thing I changed was I used the larger tube retainer on the smaller diameter pipe so I could easily remove it if I have a bend in the middle of something. The pipe retainers tend to leave a little dimple in the metal but you can slip a piece of wood or leather in between the pipe and the retainer ring you're using the larger one and avoid dimpling the metal. You could also fabricate a slightly better tube retainer if you are so inclined.

La probé en mi taller y hace bien su trabajo muy fácil de maniobrar curvas perfectas. Muy buena construcción muy bien diseñada y hecha con materiales resistentes para durar mucho.

I have always been purchasing from Vevor, and the products continue to meet my needs.

Recommended by his neighbor, he has been buying it for three years and strongly recommends it, saying that it has an excellent cost-effectiveness. After purchasing, it is indeed the case and I will continue to purchase.

The quality is really good and durable. It is recommended to purchase with confidence.

You have to understand what it is you’re buying and at what price point you’re paying. The bender itself only one die fit. The other dies would not assemble due to the fact the powder coating was inside the ID. Had to take and remove and open the idea up. Some of the dyes are off-center from the roller leading you to make a shim or add washers to bring everything in line. The tubing that I’ve bent so far was acceptable for what I was doing.

This is not a $600 tube bender but it does the job well. The tube does get a little marked up around the radius but can be buffed off. Definitely what I was looking for to make accessories for my truck on the weekends. It does need a solid base and requires a lot of force, maybe some lubrication on the tube would help. For attaching it I made a tow hitch mount. The starting point of the tube does get damaged on the eyelet-grip but you can account for that in your work excess. Definitely recommend for the weekend tinker.

Received the bender, and mounted it on a 2 x 6, lag bolted into the studs in the garage.I set-about a project that I had been postponing until this purchase arrived, and found it to be a solution to several different problems which I needed to solve.It is sturdy, and appears to be fit for long term, heavy duty use.NOTE: The photographs of this bender show the bender with the exchangeable radius forms installed upside-down. The square/rectangular protrusion in the casting is the stop which prevents the radius form from rotating. If used with the radius form installed as shown in the photos, you risk breaking a radius form when bending under extreme conditions,Additionally, you may find that you have to use some sand paper to remove the paint from the radius form pivot holes, before they will fit easily on the bender hub. A minute or two, with a piece of rolled-up 320 grit sand paper will do it for you, though--nothing to write home about.All-in-all, this will get quite a bit of use in the future days and months ahead.

Bending stainless steel tubing. Excellent performance. But… the packaging was less than bad! Most if the box was obliterated and retaped, no packing no foam no nothing.