hi from your video, you mentioned that K factor is always between 0.3-0.5, but when I used your K factor formula which is (T+R)/T, the K factor will be 2 (if my material thickness is 1.5 and bend inside radius is 1.5). Could you explain thanks
Hello, Brother I went through video after your comment. But not found I mentioned R is outside radius. Anyway brother, R is inside radius of bend and T is thickness. This both term are important while bending. We will not take into consideration of outside radius in sheet metal because inside radius R and thickness T serves all our purpose. So R = inside radius Thank you friend for your comment 😊 Stay connected.......see you in upcoming video😊
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hi
from your video, you mentioned that K factor is always between 0.3-0.5, but when I used your K factor formula which is (T+R)/T, the K factor will be 2 (if my material thickness is 1.5 and bend inside radius is 1.5).
Could you explain thanks
brother, sometime you said R is outside bend radius but sometime you say R is inside bend radius.. that confusing me..
Hello, Brother
I went through video after your comment.
But not found I mentioned R is outside radius.
Anyway brother, R is inside radius of bend and T is thickness. This both term are important while bending. We will not take into consideration of outside radius in sheet metal because inside radius R and thickness T serves all our purpose.
So R = inside radius
Thank you friend for your comment 😊
Stay connected.......see you in upcoming video😊
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