About 18" Mighty Mini Bender Brake
This sheet metal bending brake bends up to 16-gauge aluminum and 20-gauge steel at the full 18" width; can handle heavier gauges in narrower widths. Mounting holes allow you to bolt bending brake to your workbench. Made in the USA.
Customer Reviews
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(Posted on 2/6/12)
A very compact and affordable bender.
Review by andrew -
Price Value Quality I also purchased a similar bender ,but instead of using clamps I drilled 2 holes on each end, close to the edge, inserted 2 bolts with 4 washers and 2 wingnuts for easy removal .In between the steel halves I use a washer to make up the sheetmetal thickness.If I need to bend a thicker metal, I remove the bolts, add washers and tighten up the bolts.Insert metal many times without clamping your metal each time.
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(Posted on 9/23/11)
Not bad for the $$
Review by Charlie -
Value Quality Price This does exactly what it says, well in the catalog. On this website it says up to 18 gauge steel, in the catalog it says up to 20ga.
I tried 20ga and it worked fine, 18 gauge made the handles start to bend no matter how you held them or how easily you pulled. I figured the person with the broken handles had put something way to thick in. I can tell now that if I had tried to complete a 90 degree bend on 18 gauge steel, my handles would have snapped too.
The picture shows the brake and the metal being along with 2 clamps, which you will need to buy to hold the metal down before bending. I'd have paid $10 more just to save a trip back to town to buy 2 C clamps. -
(Posted on 2/15/11)
good and a cute little helper for small projects!!!
Review by Karl -
Price Value Quality This bender does work as they say. Its for thin sheets not heavy bending. Its just cute for a tool.
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(Posted on 10/23/10)
OK
Review by Daniel -
Price Value Quality I bought this not knowing what to expect, now I know. This is afine tool if you are not expecting to do some major work. It is OK for small and thin guage metal, yet the handle broke off from bending with use.















