Bender Plans
- Maxthegardener
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Bender Plans
Lost my copy of Gary's Bender Plans .........anybody send me a copy....??
- jonester123
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Re: Bender Plans
Hi maxthegardener, i have the jd2 bender plans of garys give me your email and i will send you the 6pages to you they are to big to send on the forum message area .
- Maz
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Re: Bender Plans
I lost my entire library of plans when my hard drive crashed......<<<sulk>>>
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Re: Bender Plans
i could send ya what i have probly not as much as u lost but a start at leastMaz wrote:I lost my entire library of plans when my hard drive crashed......<<<sulk>>>
Maz xx
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- Maxthegardener
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- SELF INTRODUCTION: Name is Max living in scotland ,and building my first bike, Which is derived from a buellM2 Cyclone..Started with an engine and a Drop seat frame wich was made to my spec by a more experienced builder. would like to learn more about the skills and techniques required to build a frame so I value being a member here...Cheers Max
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Re: Bender Plans
Thankyou Thomas.. I pm'd you
- Maxthegardener
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Re: Bender Plans
yes ...not a good thing...costs a lot to try and retrieve any infoMaz wrote:I lost my entire library of plans when my hard drive crashed......<<<sulk>>>
Maz xx
- jonester123
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Re: Bender Plans
No problem maxthegardener, all 6 pages have been emailed to you so let me now if you got all of them. Anyone else who would like them let me now and i will send them the plans also.
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Re: Bender Plans
Excusa Me, I cana helpa you wit dat.
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- Maz
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Re: Bender Plans
Hey Thomas, can you share any plans you have with me as well please - my library was lost when my hard drive crashed
Maz xx
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- jonester123
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Re: Bender Plans
Hi maz, i have the springer plans and of course the jd2 bender plans. I will have to look and see what else i have, i think i have some of the frame plans and jig plans etc. Let me now what you would like me to email you.
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Re: Bender Plans
i'm not sure if this would be the right thread to post this in, but i'm new to all this so just let me know if i'm doing things wrong.
i was cutting my spacer sleeves yesterday, when i noticed that on the plan it shows the frame plates having a maximum OD of 4" while the control arms have a minimum OD of 3.5". unless i'm missing something, with plates being made of 0.5" material this doesn't work out. it says on the plan that that width can be changed to suit different dies, so i just went ahead and cut them to fit my JD2 1.25" die, allowing for washers between the plates as well as both sides of the die. i figure whenever i need to get another size die set, i can always cut new spacers. i think i have my head wrapped around how its supposed to work, and can't see any reason why it would it would matter as long as the die fits, but since i've never actually used one of these, i just wanted to double check.
i was cutting my spacer sleeves yesterday, when i noticed that on the plan it shows the frame plates having a maximum OD of 4" while the control arms have a minimum OD of 3.5". unless i'm missing something, with plates being made of 0.5" material this doesn't work out. it says on the plan that that width can be changed to suit different dies, so i just went ahead and cut them to fit my JD2 1.25" die, allowing for washers between the plates as well as both sides of the die. i figure whenever i need to get another size die set, i can always cut new spacers. i think i have my head wrapped around how its supposed to work, and can't see any reason why it would it would matter as long as the die fits, but since i've never actually used one of these, i just wanted to double check.
if you have two or three wheels and a smile on your face then its all good
- gww25
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Re: Bender Plans
You did the corect thing by building to the die. I did those plans when JD was changing their smaller die set widths to 2.5" from the old 2" and forgot to revise all of the dimensions.
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- SELF INTRODUCTION: My name is Dan, i'm 28 years old and i live in Ontario Canada. i grew up in an old school house that my dad fixed up out in the country, just outside a very small town called Hillsdale. i spent most of my childhood working at the farm up the road, so i guess you could say im a country boy. school and me never quite saw eye to eye, not that i wasn't smart enough, but i had a big issue with authority, so i ended up dropping out of highschool to start working in construction. spent about 6 years as a general contractor, but most of the work was in Toronto and i got tired of commuting. now i'm a heavy equipment operator, i spend my summers diggin holes, and my winters plowing snow. i do everything from floating equipment and driving truck, to digging basements and installing septics. I also do quite a bit of maintinence and repairs on our trucks and equipment. thats where i learned to weld (mig & stick) as well as basic mechanical and fabrication skills. i've been with this company for 6 years now. i've been married 7 years now, and we have 2 boys 10 and 12 yrs old. i spend as much of my spare time out on the bike as possible. im riding a F model VTX1800, i try to get away on at least one long trip every year. last couple years me and the guys have rode to north carolina, i love those mountain roads. I've allways dreamed of building a bike, but never thought it was actually a possibility untill i found the CBH website. i read through the OSC build and it completely blew me away, i then read through every article on the site and now i'm a huge fan. everything from the attitude and idea, to the work thats done is fantastic. i'm starting my first bike build real soon, ive got my bender die ordered from jd2 and i've started building the CBH bender. even just skimming through this message board provides more usefull tech knowlege about choppers than the entire web. now im chasing a dream, thanks CBH.
- Location: Ontario, Canada
Re: Bender Plans
thanks, that had me scratching my head for a bit.
if you have two or three wheels and a smile on your face then its all good
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Re: Bender Plans
I also lost my CBH Bender plans. Can someone please email them to me.
Thanks in advance.
Bob W.
Simcoe, Ont. Canada
blw@sympatico.ca
Thanks in advance.
Bob W.
Simcoe, Ont. Canada
blw@sympatico.ca
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- SELF INTRODUCTION: My name is Dan, i'm 28 years old and i live in Ontario Canada. i grew up in an old school house that my dad fixed up out in the country, just outside a very small town called Hillsdale. i spent most of my childhood working at the farm up the road, so i guess you could say im a country boy. school and me never quite saw eye to eye, not that i wasn't smart enough, but i had a big issue with authority, so i ended up dropping out of highschool to start working in construction. spent about 6 years as a general contractor, but most of the work was in Toronto and i got tired of commuting. now i'm a heavy equipment operator, i spend my summers diggin holes, and my winters plowing snow. i do everything from floating equipment and driving truck, to digging basements and installing septics. I also do quite a bit of maintinence and repairs on our trucks and equipment. thats where i learned to weld (mig & stick) as well as basic mechanical and fabrication skills. i've been with this company for 6 years now. i've been married 7 years now, and we have 2 boys 10 and 12 yrs old. i spend as much of my spare time out on the bike as possible. im riding a F model VTX1800, i try to get away on at least one long trip every year. last couple years me and the guys have rode to north carolina, i love those mountain roads. I've allways dreamed of building a bike, but never thought it was actually a possibility untill i found the CBH website. i read through the OSC build and it completely blew me away, i then read through every article on the site and now i'm a huge fan. everything from the attitude and idea, to the work thats done is fantastic. i'm starting my first bike build real soon, ive got my bender die ordered from jd2 and i've started building the CBH bender. even just skimming through this message board provides more usefull tech knowlege about choppers than the entire web. now im chasing a dream, thanks CBH.
- Location: Ontario, Canada
Re: Bender Plans
the full plans as well as instructions are on the CBH main page in the downloads section.
if you have two or three wheels and a smile on your face then its all good