Portable Bench Bender

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Project Team

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Project Co-Ordinator:

Asim Qamar

(Instructor-Mechanical)

Shahzad Ahmed (Instructor-Mechanical)

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Project Executors

Students (ME02W-A16)

Muhammad Bilal Faizan Ahmed

Muhammad Imran Syed Fouzul Azeem Ghulam Hussain

Kaka Hafiz Nawab

Orangzaib Hafiz Muhammad

Owais Muhammad

Hammad Ali

Arsalan Rao Muhammad Rashid

Abbasi Muhammad

Siddique Muhammad

Shahroz

Khurram Naseer Adeel Umair Khan

Muhammad Faraz Muhammad

Manower

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Bending Range

26 gauge 24 ga. 22 ga. 20 ga . 18 ga. 16 ga. 14 ga. 13 ga.

018" .024" .030" .036" .048" .060" .075" .090"

0.46mm 0.61mm 0.76mm 0.91mm 1.2mm 1.5mm 1.9mm 2.3mm

IntroductionThis Portable and Compact metal benders is able in standard straight bending or Box &Pan brake style. A sheet metal hand brake normally bends sheet metal by using a hingedclamping bar to hold the metal down against the bed. We used “C” clamp to hold a metal.

Basic Operation

Following are instructions on the primary uses of this Portable and Compact Bender.Additionally, information is included on the many ways to use this Portable andCompact Bender, along with specific examples. Becoming familiar with the Portable andCompact Bender and its many uses will allow you to make a variety of useful items.As the operator, you will have to decide on the way in which you will be using thisPortable and Compact Bender. The following are the basic steps you will need to takewhen working with the Portable and Compact Bender. Use an appropriate measuringdevice to measure and:

• Decide on material and measurements to be used.• Decide on the appropriate marking. Decide on the best placement (side) of the markingfor your particular bend.• Decide on the appropriate attachment, Stop Block or Right Angle Bend. Correctorientation of Stop Block.• Insert stock into the Bender and position it properly. Make the first bend.• Check the angle and direction of the bend.• Make all consequent bends. Adjust the work piece as needed.

Warning: Keep fingers and hands away from moving parts at all times.

Bending Range

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