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Came Bending Jig
Came Bending Jig by Aanraku Studios
Price $279.95
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Product Features

  • Came bender is designed to form three shapes in zinc, copper and brass
  • Top groove of the roller is for H shape came
  • Center groove is for flat H shape came
  • Bottom groove is for the boarder shape
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Product Description

Bend Came With Ease
At the turn of a handle, this Came Bender forms precision curves on zinc, brass, and copper channel. This means greater design freedom for stained glass artisans when a rigid came is required. Bends both "U" shape and "H" shape came channels, all on one set of rollers.

Project created by artist Renee Arno. From Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

 

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Pros : Once you understand how to use it, it works like a dream.
Cons : The directions weren't clear to me, so I you tubed it and viewed a demonstration.
Other Thoughts : This gives round and arched panel came a very professional look and I am glad I made the investment.
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