Análisis de la app My Bender para 11 de enero

Is that three bend saddle at the end of the pipe? Don't you wish you could flip the bender around to make the bend easier? My Bender has your back. One of the key features is My Bender's ability to allow you to orient the bender to make your bending more practical, just tap on the bender to flip the orientation of the bender. My Bender, offers the most accurate conduit bending calculations on the App Store. How? Because My Bender uses "your" bender, with its unique bending characteristics to do the math. Most other calculators use the cosecant method which is simply an approximation, or a rule of thumb. But as pipe size and bend angle increase in size, the error introduced with the approximation also increases. This is because the benders' radius and pipe diameter are not taken into consideration, this is not the case with My Bender. Currently My Bender can calculate: -Offsets with predetermined locations on the conduit. -Match an existing offset's angle. -Three Bend saddles that fit like a glove. -Four Bend saddles that "look like they grew there". -Kicked 90° Bend that will make your heart skip a beat. -Calculate the distance from your benchmark to the center of bend for any angle. There are other conduit bending calculators on the App store, but none have the polish and attention to detail that My Bender has. My Bender allows you to "flip" the orientation of the bender to best suit practical bending, and then shows you the correct measurement for the benders current orientation. My Bender helps the professional electrician keep track of all the conduit benders he uses. As you know every bender has its own bending characteristics. In order to account for these differences in benders it is necessary to have a log book where the bender's details are kept. Add your own: - Hand Benders - "Chicago" Benders - 555 Benders - Cyclone Benders - Smart Benders - Table Benders My Bender not only keeps track of your benders, it also calculates some very important characteristics: -Take up (aka Deduct) for a 90° bend -Gain on a 90 degree bend -Centerline bending radius How does My Bender calculate this? Everything is based on the centerline bending radius. This is calculated by bending one 90° bend and making some key measurements. You select the pipe size and material. And that is all it takes for My Bender to "fingerprint" your bender. Every key measurement also has a description page that uses diagrams to help you visualize the measurement. Since I can not respond directly to reviews: Please email support@iBendPipe.com