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Old 01-14-2004, 08:45 AM
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So I'm guessing that the tube bender is the better way to go, right?

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Yes. The links Shane and I put up are for tubing benders.
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Can a tubing bender be used for bending pipe too? Or just tubing? And, I did bookmark the three links, looked at them briefly, and will look further into it soon.

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pipe and tubing benders

as far as I know, the die on a pipe bender moves twords the pipe. so the pipe never actually moves. On a tubing bender, on the other hand, The tubing moves around the die. and the die doesn't.
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Can a tubing bender be used for bending pipe too? Or just tubing? And, I did bookmark the three links, looked at them briefly, and will look further into it soon.
Yes, my JD2 just requires a 'pipe' die rather than a 'tube' die. They are different.
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