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Pittsburgh 31980 Assembly Instructions Manual page 8

Compact bender

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Figure 5 - Stop Block Orientation
Use of the Right Angle Bend Attachment
You will want to use the Right Angle attachment
instead of the Stop Block when making a right angle
or sharp bend in the stock.
The Right Angle Attachment fits on the Compact Bender only one way.
Step 1)
Install the Support Pin (#5) under the Right Angle attachment. This will raise it up so that it sits
above the Ring Assembly/Die Receiver-see Figure 6.
Step 2)
Set the Support Pin into the 3rd hole on the Ring Assembly/Die Receiver (#10). Line up the
hole in the top of the Right Angle Bending Attachment (#7) with hole #2 in the Ring
AssemblyDie Receiver (#10)-see Figure 6. Insert the Long Hitch Pin (#1) through
the second hole in the Ring Assembly/Die Receiver(#10) to secure the Right Angle Bending
Attachment (#7) in place.
Note:
Your workpiece will not need to be clamped when you are using the Right Angle
Bending Attachment (#7).
Step 3)
Mark the stock at the points that you desire to make a bend. Line up the stock so that the
Right Angle Attachment hits directly at the midpoint of your mark.
The Stop and Adjustable Stop Loop
Many times while using the Bender you will need to make repeated bends of the same type and angle. In
these instances, using the Adjustable Stop Loop (#26) or the Stop (#4) will save time and allow for precisely
the same bends.
Adjust the Stop and Adjustable Stop Loop with a piece of scrap metal prior to using your actual workpiece.
This will assure accuracy and aid in obtaining ideal placement of the Stop.
#31980
A
Insert Long Hitch Pin (#1)
Figure 6-Right Angle Bending Attachment
B
D
C
Support Pin (#5)
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