Came Bending Jig

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Came Bending Jig
$239.95 USD
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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

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.

 

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Handy tool
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Pros : A must if you want to work with brass or zink cames. In reality you will not need a lot of grease - some - may be, but not too much. on tight circles (dia 5 inches or less) please keep in mind you will probably add couple of inches of the came to cover the "blind zone" of the came. This relates to brass only, round H-came, probably for zink this is not needed.
Cons : None so far.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   LOVE IT!!!
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Pros : This is the best little tool. The instructions are easy to understand and the device is made very durable- much nicer than I even imagined. Sturdy enough to hold up to years of use.
Cons : I just wished it was cheaper so I could have bought it sooner.
Other Thoughts : Notice: You now get instructions with the item!!!
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  •   Must have
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Pros : This little ditty is amazing. I did a 36" arched window and the zinc was bent flawlessly.
Cons : no cons.
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