Heavy duty Wire Bender
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2022
- Bending heavy duty wires for your big game lures really can be a pain when using a plier, and the result is often inconsistant and hard to fit into your mold. By building this little wire bender, I have reduced my production time a lot while also getting much more precise and consistant results. Cost - Less than $5
This video contains a guide to building this tool, and shows how it is used.
The tool itself is inspired by something i saw on this channel: / @angelswayofadventure8368
Also follow my facebook page to see what is going on at the studios: / splishsplashfishing
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Super clever. Dude, I like your style! Nice poppers, by the way.
Excellent...I am really needed this tool for made my lures...it is easy to do, you're a good teacher. Good explanation step by step. Thanks for.
Great Video! thanks for showing how to make it. I am trying out lure fishing, it's OK. I guess I have to get accustom to the techniques.
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Hi there 👋 this is one of the easiest ones to do 👍 no welding needed 🙂 since I don't have drill press, my accuracy will be little off, so I think I will downscale the diameter of the pins a little, anyway I'll be using max 1.2mm wire 😉
Good luck with it
Nice make. Thank you.
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thanks Jørgen nice vid once again, i am actually keen to see also a popper mold making video 🙂
I am making a lot of preperations for that video, so it is on the way :D
geat idea man! Thumb up!
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Muy bueno! Gracias
Geniale, molto pratico e funzionale. Lo faccio subito!!!
Grazie
A small piece of flat steel with a ~2mm hole close to one end would be perfect for wrapping the wire around at the end & less awkward than the pliers. Great video & tool, Thank you
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Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for posting this, I have to do some wire bending but not for fishing lures.
I have a small basement machine shop so this should be a quick and easy build.
Thanks again for the idea! :-)
Yes - surely it can be used for other applications than fishing lures. Hope i will but usefull
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I just made one very similar to this but for 1/8th wire, I had to use a 7/8" bolt and it worked great.
Thanks again!
@@AerialPhotogGuy wow - 1/8th wire is truly heavy duty, but I guess that as you have to upscale the bolt as well it will work nicely. Thanks for the comment
What a great idea
Wow that is much better than what I made on my channel...thanks for the tips on how to make it work much better...
I was unable to find back to where I got the idea, but thanks for reminding me. I will leave a link for your channel in my text
Great insightful video (like all your lure making content). This tool would be so useful for the lures I'm making. I will be making one unless I manage to win the Jackpot! Gimme that tool, please ;)
Thank you, It's a very useful video
Hi Jergen, "GIMME THAT TOOL" is cool cheap DIY for small wire gauge bender project. The fabrication was time consuming but thereafter it much flawless to bend such wires. I'm in the mid of creating similar design wire bender for slightly heavy gauge with nut made of cobalt steel. Hope this work.
Super pædagogisk video om et fint anvendeligt lille værktøj
#"Gimme that tool"... Absolutely fascinating, the precision is absolutely perfect. I'm making my own wooden lures so the wire bending tool would be perfect. Some kind person set my workshop afire last year I lost everything along with all my tools I'd collected over 45 year's so to make something like this would be impossible. GOOD LUCK EVERYONE.
Thank you for being so generous, take care my friend 👍😷👍
What a bummer loosing all your tools - Hope you are getting back on track
Oh my that is terrible.
Nice, perfekt for big Pikespinner our Muskybaits!
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Nicely done. Thank you for the time and effort to make and post this video. About your cutters...I'd hazard a guess you natively speak German so, if that's right, you may like this: Knipex 71 12 200. Baby bolt cutters, made in Germany. Absolutely amazing. I use them for fencing (barbed wire, woven, high-tensile, and for cutting small aircraft cable (1/16, 3/32, and 1/8). Great cutters and I think they're smaller and yet would provide more cutting power than it appeared your set has. FWIW. Thanks again.
Actually not german, but danish - I think it sounds alike if you don't speak any of them.
thanks for the advice on the bolt cutter. It looks really nice, and has enden up on my wish list
@@SplishSplashFishing Yeah, that's a hazard of not being in a diverse population (where I am)...it's hard to accurately pinpoint accents. I'm sorry for my confusion. And I wrote the wrong model number for the Knipex, it should have been 71 01 200.
You can save yourself a lot of filing by using steel collars then one of the collars and be adjusted up and down the shaft and held in place with a set screw, then you can remove the set screw in the other collar and replace it with a long bolt for the handle. I know I know....Cost. Anyway, it's worth it. Great job! Fantastic video!
Thanks mate. I will look into you suggestions
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I read through some of the comments looking for someone mentioning adding a drop or two of oil to the tip of your drill bits. Trust me, your bits will cut better and last much much longer. Good video by the way.
Thanks. I'm sure you are right and thanks for the tip.
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Great video. I would love to se a video of how you make a metal jig or what we call in Swedish for pilk. Because I'm trying to build my own but it is kinda hard to do and I would like to se how you would do. But only if you have time!
Very good
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I think it will cure some headaches I've been having trying to get my wire forms right so.......
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Great video !! A small suggestion... Just before bending at 90° (at 13:00 in your video) you can put a sleeve just above the buckle for even more solidity 😉
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Thanks. You could do that, but I am not sure its needed with this lure. Once the wire is embedded in resin it wont move. However, if using the wire for wooden lures it could be a sound idea.
@@SplishSplashFishing not the way I make traces in wooden lures. Everything gets epoxied in. Takes a bit longer but you could pull a truck out of a ditch with it.
Well, a small Japanese truck anyway 😁
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Instead of those wood/deck screws or the 4mm bolt you can use cheap or worn out/broke drill bits,they're usually high speed steel unless they're very cheap.They're very strong and resist wear a lot more than screws and the usual grade 5 bolts you get at a hardware store and come in all kinds of sizes.
When marking the bolt you can use a Sharpie or Paint Pen then scratch your mark on it.You also need to use a center punch,even on a drillpress the bit can "walk" throwing off your hole placement....and do use a oil to drill the holes,doesn't matter what type/kind of oil,it does help the bit to cut better and adds to it's life.
I was actually thinking that when i found a broken drill the other day, Better steel and the holes would match exactly. Thanks for sharing anyway
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