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==Over/Under bending==
==Over/Under bending==
If you set the machine to a 90degree bend and it executes a 92 degree bend, this is called an overbend. The machine is able to account for this. If you happen to have an over/under bend select the OPPOSITE bend and input the amount of the over/under bend.
If you set the machine to a 90 degree bend and it executes a 92 degree bend, this is called an overbend. The machine is able to account for this. If you happen to have an over/under bend select the OPPOSITE bend and input the amount of the over/under bend.
If a 90degree input produces a 88degree bend select 'over bend 2degrees'
If a 90 degree input produces a 92degree bend select 'under bend 2 degrees'
If a 90 degree input produces a 88degree bend select 'over bend 2 degrees'
====Demonstration====
====Demonstration====