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10mm 304 Handles Bent on a Precision Jig
High-precision bending of 10mm 304 stainless rods into U carry handles on a pin-jig table - each handle formed against hard stops and checked on the drawing.
Key Specifications
- Materials
- 304 stainless steel rod, 10 mm
Key Features
- Hard stops set every angle exactly
- Heavy 10mm stainless formed crisp
- Handles laid onto the drawing to prove
- Jig pins protect the bright surface
What Does a Jig Stop Do That a Program Cannot?
Short answer: Physically forbid the wrong angle. This video shows 10mm 304 stainless rods bent into U carry handles on a pin-jig table - hardened stops define each corner, and finished handles are laid straight onto the drawing to prove them.
What the Video Demonstrates
| Step | Operation | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rod at the former | First corner |
| 2 | Swept to the stop | Exact angle |
| 3 | Feet folded | Mount ready |
| 4 | Drawing proof | Handles verified |
Key Applications
- Enclosure and lid carry handles
- Heavy U-grip hardware
- Small-batch stainless parts
Jig Stops vs Free Bending
| Free bend | Jig stopped (shown) |
|---|---|
| Angle drifts with force | Angle physically capped |
| Rework likely | Right first time |
FAQ
Can jig work scale up? Yes - proven geometry moves to CNC production later.
What handle sizes suit this flow? 5mm to 16mm rod, any handle within table size.
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