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(3) Remove the deflection guard when bending a rebar whose bending length and the
fixed length are more than 20" (inside dimension of the deflection guard).
CAUTION:
䡬 Set a rebar on the rebar cutter/bender so that the bending length is equal to or shorter
than the fixed length.
6. Bending by eye measurement.
Since the unit uses a variable-speed switch, you can bend the rebar to your desired angle
by eye measurement in addition to the dial setting.
(1) Set the setting dial to a larger angle than you
desire.
(2) Pull the switch trigger lightly and bend the rebar
slowly.
(3) When the rebar is bent to the desired angle,
stop pulling the switch. If the bar is still small of
the desired angle, pull the switch again.
(4) Remove the rebar after bending has been
finished. Then, pull the switch once more and
return the bending roller to the home position.
(Continue pulling the switch until the bending
roller begins reverse rotation.)
7. Removing rebar during bending operation
When bending out at a low speed in “bending by
eye measurement”, the rebar can sometimes get
caught in the bending roller due to its own flexure.
If this occurs, you can return the bending roller to
the home position by pulling the switch again after
setting the setting dial to the “return” position.
This is the same method used to remove the rebar
when it gets caught during cutting operation. (Fig.
21)
8. Using hole to fix unit in place.
A hole is provided at the center of the unit to fix and
stabilize it. This hole comes in quite handy when
used in the following manner. (Fig. 22)
䡬 For bending operation when the unit is fixed to
a work bench.
This hole will prove very convenient when the
unit is bolted to a suitable work bench.
(Bolt size M10, less than W3/8.)
Fig. 21
Fig. 22
Bolt
Tail
cover
Set
screws
Nut
Hole to fix
unit
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