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No problem!

Thank you so much!!!!!

Yes sir, that is correct. Thanks!

@@travis3341 Thanks for getting back to me,got another question on the cutting wrappers i've been using bend-tech for about 12 years and still don't know what the rotation degrees on the wrapper is telling me what to do,you have any idea,i do all my copes in my bridgeport never got a good answer from the guy's at bend-tech.Ok Thanks and have a good Thanksgiving.

@@deanpurks7474 Hey there, Dean. I’m not sure that I fully understand the question actually. The cut wrappers do not display degrees of rotations but rather only dimensions. The rotation is built into each wrapper and is clocked on the tube appropriately by aligning the reference line with the center of the tube on the outside radius. Does that make sense? Again, I’m not sure if I am tracking your question so let me know.

travismadefab Hey Travis now that I think about it you might be right for example if you make an S Bend and it connects with a top tube and a bottom tube the bottom tubes is a 90° cope and the top is say 37° on a 37° rapper all by itself printed on the wrapper it’ll say rotation 180 I guess it’s telling meThat the wrapper or the bends are opposite 180° already figured in and they just print it on there for information never had any problems I’m just one of those guys that needs to know why all right thanks again. Dean

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Zac Gavin You should send me a file and I can take a look? I’m sure its an easy fix.

Sure. I found this problem first with the Southern Stringer tutorial from Bend Tech. Bringing the two tubes together to make the point they just went through each other. I've emailed Bend Tech to see if they can help. How might I send you the file I have?

Zac Gavin my email address is in my profile. Just send me the file and I will take a look at it.

@@travis3341 will do, thanks!

Captainfab406 Thats right! I definitely recognize your name. I love that little bracket lol.

Mat Holland Thanks for the comment, Mat! I really appreciate it! Let me know if you have any questions 👍🏻

@@travis3341 I do have one question that I forgot to ask BendTech when I was on the phone with them. When I create pick points and have multiple pickpoints in my drawing...How can I see what I have set those pick points to be? If that makes since. For example, lets say I pick a point 20" ceiling and 4 inches back from the middle, then go to the right 20" and 4 inches to the ceiling and add other ones as well....I forget when I am drawing what I made those points to be in my example....How can I find out what those are?

Michael Wagner I use the Pro version and what I would recommend to buy as well. 👍🏻👍🏻

Greg Mowad Thank you, Greg! You’re 100% correct, having the right tools makes all the difference!

@@travis3341 I have the JD2 Model 4 hydraulic bender. It is a great bender but pales in comparison to the Model 54.

Greg Mowad The model 4 gets the work done too 😏

Welder Sandblaster I use Bend Tech to calculate the various angles, rotations, copes, etc. Check out some of my other videos for reference! I’d love to make more but theres never enough time in the day lol

mike shawn Thanks Mike!

~Ola~Productions Thanks bro! I still have a couple more parts of this series to upload so keep an eye out 😏

@@travis3341 I definitely look forward to the rest of the series 💪🏻

Reckow Racing I will be uploading them in the next day or two hopefully. The videos are already made I just gotta try to edit them up a bit is all.

The_Crappy_Mechanic Thanks bro! Can you give me a little more info on what your trying to do? Send me some pics even because I’m having a hard time visualizing it. I can definitely help you out though 👍🏻 Let me know

@@travis3341 I appreciate it man. I'll send you an email at travismadefab@gmail.com. My email is tsimek2@outlook.com. Appreciate the help. Tom

~Ola~Productions thanks!

Thanks so much for the feedback Herreria! I will work up a video on the SM module soon and get it posted for you. Thanks again for the follow.

Thanks!! I know it'll be very helpful for many of us!!

To my knowledge you cannot export the cut wrapper details to a .dxf file.

I think i found it, Transfer the part to the Industrial Part interface. Change the image to flat layout mode. Export as DXF..

Kern-Slade Engineering Thank you! Im in between video editing computers right now but I plan to do some more instructional videos soon 🍻

Cobra Hank That is definitely a video topic that is on my list! Subscribe and you will see one coming very soon.

LT K Thanks a lot bro! Hit me up any time you get in a bind and I will try to help you out 👍🏻

Lason Pagel Thanks my friend!

Thanks for the kind words Jeff! I really have been trying my best to come up with good content so I appreciate the reply. Let me know if you have anything in particular that you would like to learn and maybe I can help you out some more :)

travismadefab I'll definately let you know if I think of an specifics I'd like to see. I've owned Bendtech EZ3D for quite a few years, but I'm currently building a cage for my SxS and decided it was time to upgrade to bendtech pro. I was having a hard time using the tri-star and figuring out how to actually find my pick points. Bendtech does a good job with their tutorials, but it wasn't until I watched your videos that it all really "clicked" in my head. Its one thing to see a tutorial of building the assembly in bend tech. Its another to see it using a real life example along side of it. I still have alot to learn, but I'm becoming alot more confident in using AND trusting the program.

Jeff Pappenfus you will not regret the upgrade! 👍🏻👍🏻

Consider it done!... and thanks for the awesome feedback! When you say 'offset' bending are you referring to a single part with multiple bends on different planes? I will get a new video worked up for that!

Yes Sir!, a single part with bends on different planes. I understand the concept, and am getting the hang of bend tech, however i'm not sure how i'm going to implement it in real life. I've considered a clamp block on the tube to reference my rotation degree angles, but I havent come up with a solution that is simple enough for me to not waste a bunch of tube.

tulsadave2003 Ok, I will show you how I do it / the tools that I use 👍🏻 If you want to send me a part idea of whatever you are trying to build with dimensions I will build it for you step by step in my video 😏

Speaking about bends in different planes, which is very interesting, could you please tell us how do you have your settings in "rotation" I mean going to Tools-options-design settings-rotation...incremental or absolute??? and what's the difference? or the better way to set it and why...and how about the degrees -180 to 180 180 to -180 etc etc and explain it a little bit... I'd really appreciate it, many thanks!!!

No problem Herreria! I plan to post a new video showing how to create multi-bend/multi-plane parts in the very near future. I will try to answer those questions when I do so. Thanks for the ideas!

What would you like to know!? I am thinking of a topic for my next video now :)

travismadefab hmmm maybe actually printing and cutting of the wrapped tubes, some hints and tips on that would be usefull :-)

Gre3D01 Consider it done!

@@travis3341 Where is part 2?

Justin Smith What would you like to see/know?

Thanks for the comment my friend!

Thanks guys! I am working on a couple others that may be helpful as well. Stay tuned :)