More home made junk tools
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Looks as if you can work 4 parallel lengths of pipe at a time.
Reminds me of the uncoiler-straighteners at work for the stamping presses. I see you can accommodate 4 different diameter pipe, good call.
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This was an 11 ft hand rolled coil from the supply house
Originally Posted by Kira
Looks as if you can work 4 parallel lengths of pipe at a time.
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I came in expecting some actual junk, and was pleasantly surprised to find a nice looking tool!
Did you machine the rollers yourself?
If that's junk we need to see what your definition of high quality is. 
Very nice. I do it the old fashioned way, I unroll tubing on the floor and step on it.... Just kidding.
Originally Posted by PowerSurge
If that's junk we need to see what your definition of high quality is.
Just admiring the clean shop. Ed
AZjeff
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How many passes to get it straight?
Jeff..... just 1 if it is set correctly. We think if we get solid rods of the different sizes to use as a set up gauge it will speed the set up. The tube shown is -4 1/4" and we are 1/2 turn past straight through. In tube bending you always have to allow for what is called spring back which is more than likely why we have to go a hair past straight through to make it straight. I'm also fairly sure that this will also change when we start working with the stainless.
That's impressive! Nice clean smooth setup. Nice skills.
