Any one ever use the Eastwood one?


http://www.eastwood.com/professional-tubing-bender.html





Whats your take on it?is it a or on it

Looks like an awful lot of money for an 8 ton that can only handle less than 2".

You doing a DIY cage?

only 60 degree's and .089 pipe, I don't think so

Thax's Rowin4 i take it's a on the bender








Commando i presently have a cage in the car,but the hay lo doesn't fit like i think it should so I'm thinking about cutting it out and re doing the halo forward and while I'm at it putting a front snout on the front end when i change the front suspension over to a tubular setup with coil overs next year,just thinking a head Can anyone recommend a decent price one that your average hobbies can afford?













P.S......Any have any pic. of there front snout bars in e-body........Thax.

check out van saint trick tools. id check out the jd2 benders. a little more money but alot nicer quality

i have a model 32 from jd2 and the manual isnt that bad of a price....but the dyes are pricey

I have a JD2 manual bender also, and like it.

Jeff

Two ? 1)Can mild steel and chrome molly be welded together reason I'm asking i would like to keep he weight down as much as possible.I know the c/m needs to b tig just wondering if the two can be mated.2)Is there anything in the rule book that states mixing the two types of material....Thax.

I have been using a Pro-Tools 104 that I upgraded to
a hyd unit... it will do 120* bends and thick wall,
multiple dia tubes

Years ago I had a friend install a cage in my car. When I later tried to get it certed the inspecter said I had 2 CM braces that would have to be changed. I don't know if it was because of the welding or the mismatch of metal.

Thax. if it would cause a problem with tech.i'll just keep it all m/s