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11. Should you wish to form an entire 360° ring, make sure to clamp the end of your workpiece
between the vice and die. Entirely bend your workpiece around and cut off the overspill.
12. To form springs, loosen the stop (2) and slightly lift the piece to be formed while bending it
around the die. When beginning and finishing the spring, form an entire 360° ring as described
in step 11.
Figure 1: Position of holes for fixing the dies. Darker holes have a thread.
№ Description
Insert the mounting shaft of round-bending
A
die here.
B
Insert the hexagon screws here.
Bending angles
1. Make sure that the mounting plate for dies (4) is attached to the mounting plate of spring-
forming die (32) of the device. See Fig. 1 to know the positions required for bending round
forms.
2. Make sure that the stop (2) is loose.
3. Move the vice unit (5–9, 15) to the first position on the mounting plate arm.
4. Insert the spring pin (19) of the angle-bending die (13) into the little hole without thread of the
mounting plate.
5. Attach the angle-bending die by screwing the hexagon screw (18) into the little threaded hole
of the mounting plate.
6. Move the bending block unit (16, 17, 22–24) all the way back. You might have to loosen the
bending block locking plate (21) by loosening the two hexagon screws (20). Do not secure the
locking plate at this moment.
7. Set the stop against the angle-bending die and close the vice so that it clamps the workpiece
against the die.
8. Move the bending block until it touches the workpiece and until its front plate (16) is flush with
the vice surface (8). Secure the bending block by tightening the two screws.
9. Move the bending block to the left using the handle (27) until reaching the desired bending
angle. Consider the "spring-back" effect.
10. To repeat 90° angle bends, use the angle gauge assembly (10–12). Screw the shaft of the
angle gauge assembly (11) into the die. Slide the stop of the angle gauge assembly (10) onto
the shaft to the desired position (depending on the length of your workpiece). Thus, the bend-
ing is "stopped" at the right position.
11. Should you wish to repeat bends at another angle, use the stop (2).
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C
№ Description
C
D
Item 61856
ice
ice
position
position
Insert the die springs of angle-bending die
here.
Insert the hexagon screw of angle-bending
die here.
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