@@tomthompson7400 16 gauge is pretty thick, don't know many people that fabricate using thicker metal, if they do they usually have heavy duty machines, but that brake still is limited to the size of boxes you can make!! I bought a Eastwood magnabrake and got 3 big piles of shit that never worked , took 4 months to get my damn money back , so stay away from eastwood products!!!!!
@@darrell3118 too many folk just rebadge Chinese junk .. the original Magnabend was a thing of beauty ... it's the reliability that scares me away from one .. I've an f j Edwards true fold that will do 2.5 mm all day at four feet and it will outlast us both. ... bailigh. Is another rebadge box shifter
Th best design for a box and pan Ive ever seen.
But you are still limited on the size of boxes you can form, there is no equal like a 4' magnabrake 😁
@@darrell3118 but then your restricted on thickness ... I'd love a Magna bend ... but joy the answer for every job
@@tomthompson7400 16 gauge is pretty thick, don't know many people that fabricate using thicker metal, if they do they usually have heavy duty machines, but that brake still is limited to the size of boxes you can make!! I bought a Eastwood magnabrake and got 3 big piles of shit that never worked , took 4 months to get my damn money back , so stay away from eastwood products!!!!!
@@darrell3118 too many folk just rebadge Chinese junk .. the original Magnabend was a thing of beauty ... it's the reliability that scares me away from one .. I've an f j Edwards true fold that will do 2.5 mm all day at four feet and it will outlast us both. ... bailigh. Is another rebadge box shifter
@@darrell3118 16 gauge is only 1.6mm too thin for chassis and out riggers that I do a lot of .
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Thanks! Max width?
Price please
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