This did a little bit, but nothing that can't be softened and blended back in. It really depends on how much you do in one go, if you creep ever so gently down through graduated depth stops then I guess you run less of a risk of leaving obvious dents...but how long will that take? Solid bar VS hollow is always going to react differently. I'm learning at the same rate as you, I've never tried this before!
@@joeltarrartistblacksmith I thought as much I couldnt tell in the video. I think you have the right idea on creeping up on it. Like you said in the video going in small increments. Tubing is hard to work with in some ways when it comes to bending. I love the idea of using the flypress so you can lock down the depth and be more consistent. It gave me a couple of new ideas on bending tubing. Well Done!
Nice one! I love videos like this.
Looks great! Id love to work with a flypress at some point. Wondering if that set up leaves any kinks or pooch out the sides of the tubing?
This did a little bit, but nothing that can't be softened and blended back in. It really depends on how much you do in one go, if you creep ever so gently down through graduated depth stops then I guess you run less of a risk of leaving obvious dents...but how long will that take? Solid bar VS hollow is always going to react differently. I'm learning at the same rate as you, I've never tried this before!
@@joeltarrartistblacksmith I thought as much I couldnt tell in the video. I think you have the right idea on creeping up on it. Like you said in the video going in small increments. Tubing is hard to work with in some ways when it comes to bending. I love the idea of using the flypress so you can lock down the depth and be more consistent. It gave me a couple of new ideas on bending tubing. Well Done!