Hossfeld Bender Question

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revrnd
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Hossfeld Bender Question

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If anyone has 1 of these benders, could you tell me the dia' of the holes for the various pins? I'm reworking a generic version & it might be easier to adapt a Hossfeld part rather than attempt to make the part from scratch (heavy heating & bending req'd).

Thank you.
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Re: Hossfeld Bender Question

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I can measure anything you want Tomorrow when school starts. :-) You mean the pivot pin hole
and the row of holes on the swing arm???
...lew...
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Re: Hossfeld Bender Question

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Lew Hartswick wrote:I can measure anything you want Tomorrow when school starts. :-) You mean the pivot pin hole
and the row of holes on the swing arm???
...lew...
Exactly!
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Re: Hossfeld Bender Question

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OK! The pivot hole is 0.777, for a 3/4" pin. The row of holes for the fixtures are 0.645, for 5/8" pins.
There two small holes at the ends of the row of 5/8 ones that measure 0.440 (no idea what they
are for)
Now to see if I can post a pix. :-)

Another try smaller size, was too big.
OK that works. Does that answer all the requirements?

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Re: Hossfeld Bender Question

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Lew, thanks for checking. Unfortunately that makes the pins too large to work w/ my bender (5/8" dia holes). I think I've got a workaround to my dilemma though.
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Re: Hossfeld Bender Question

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Lew Hartswick wrote: There two small holes at the ends of the row of 5/8 ones that measure 0.440 (no idea what they
are for)

...Lew...
Lew the .440 holes are for the 19b4 U Pin since it has a smaller pin on the end for the .440 hole. The regular U Pin has 5/8 on the shaft and on the pin end...Bob
Page 4 here has it. http://www.hossfeldbender.com/downloads ... endNo2.pdf
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Re: Hossfeld Bender Question

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aametalmaster wrote:
Lew the .440 holes are for the 19b4 U Pin since it has a smaller pin on the end for the .440 hole. The regular U Pin has 5/8 on the shaft and on the pin end...Bob
Page 4 here has it. http://www.hossfeldbender.com/downloads ... endNo2.pdf
Interesting, I built my own Bender about 8 years ago.
But as I am getting older, I have had a hard time doing some of the bends.
So, I build a bracket (like the picture) to hold a hand jack like the picture to bend the heavy stuff.
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