[sodfarmer]

I'm quoting a job for a customer and need some parts rolled. What type of machine is needed to make the part included on the PDF?

[packrat]

If the tube needs a constant uniform ID, a mandrel type bender will need to be used. Have you searched the Web yet for ready bent tubes that size?

[neilw20]

I just googled these.
Wood's metal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
How to bend tubes

Do good research on prices for the stuff.
$16/lb looks OK. Beware of high prices. You may find better.

You will still need to form over a mandrel, but at least the walls won't crush.

[mfgbydesign]

Review tolerances with the customer. Is the 4-place decimal a result of a default CAD setting or is it really necessary and what does it mean, if it's +-.001 you're setting yourself up for headaches & failure because that's unattainable with the tubing called out. The tolerance needs to reflect the standard tubing tolerance PLUS reasonable processing tolerance.

[sodfarmer]

No,the tolerances don't need to be that tight. Just did a rough drawing. The updated specs are below. I looked for a supplier online, but I didn't have any luck. I can change the size if there is a supplier that has something close.

Thanks for the help

[packrat]

While this isn't the radius you need, they may be able to help you out;
1.63" Mild Steel, 2.50" Radius, 11 Gauge, 180 Degree Mandrel Bend Columbia River Mandrel Bending

[deslee]

you need the piperoller to do the job

[jeffrey001]

you need the piperoller to do the job

Or this :cheers::cheers:

Jeff

[deslee]

Or this :cheers::cheers:

Jeff

are you jeff chen ?

[sodfarmer]

I did find a place to bend them. The final price was $18.50 each with shipping included. I think this was a fair price. Curious to see what what others would charge for the parts?