Operation Manual MUB-1
KAKA Industrial
®
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7. Re-clamp the material. Continue the above
process until the material makes one full
revolution. A slight over bending on the final
step is required due to spring back, as shown
in Figure 3.
Figure 3
8. If you are working with heavy gauge wire,
it may be necessary to use the Sharp Angle
Plate (#15) to prevent slipping. If this becomes
necessary, it should be put on its side with the
angle portion facing up with one side of the
hole facing the vise and the other the shaft
being used, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4
9.If you wish to center the eye, position the
handle so that the material is on the opposite
side of the handle. This will allow the handle to
be moved counterclockwise.
10.Re-clamp the material in such a way that
the straight section is at right
angles to the vise.
11. Move the handle counterclockwise until
it meets the bender, as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5
Bending Coils and Loops:
1. Repeat the top seven steps.
2. For loops and coils, you must lift the
material slightly on the third bend to allow it to
rise above the already bent material as shown
in Figure 6.
Figure 6
3. If you are doing coils, you may want to use
a spacer for the repetitive bends to ensure
that the spaces between the loops are even
and regular as shown in Figure 7.
Figure 7
To Make "S" Shapes:
1. Use the 1" Circle with the 1/2" Shaft on
the body as described in step 1 of "Eyes and
Centered Eyes".
