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Always used a tripod bending machine up to 1"1/2. Wish I had never sold it on, but came off the tools years ago and would never use it, until now, as I have a bit of 28mm to install. OH 'well second best have to buy the expensive fittings.

Solder ring fittings cheap as oot at screwfix if u just need. Few? Or buy a hilmore off eBay/ loads of sparks selling theirs cheap then buy new guide and form , sell it again?
 
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With the additives in copper pipe now bending 22mm is hard work on a manual bender never mind 28mm and springs, assume you must have your reasons.
 
Managed a massive offset by hand on 28mm before. 3m length in to scaffy tube bend tiny amount then pull out of tube a tiny bit and bend some more...... Works but its rough!
 
When i was serving my time we had an 1 1/4" spring. You stand on the pipe and pull it.
 
Well I bought a spring any way so shall give it a go. It is for a gas pipe so the less fittings the better.

Thanks guys. I shall see how it goes. Hilmor benders are expensive. Don't think my wife will let me buy one:-(
 
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