JEWEL TOOL Cast Aluminum Wire Bending Jig | Compact Size 4.5" X 1" X 1.6" | Includes 4 Steel Pegs & 2 Mounting Screws | Great For Bending & Shaping Soft Metal Wires

Ive been disabled since 2003 and i had been running my own home improvement handyman business.. I didnt do much electrical work back then.. Today im putting in a sub box with 12 feet of 4/4 gauge wire and 250 feet of 12/2.. I wish i had this back in the day as it does an incredible job and takes lots of stress on fingers and hands. Without this the job would have taken me three or four months. It is so cheap and the pain it saved is worth so much more.. My hands dont cramp and with Crohn's thats a serious side effect and countless others that are never talked about mostly intestine track when it effects entire body.

A really good version of this would want to slide the braces to tightly match different wire sizes. It's not something I do all the time, but occasionally a DIY solution using bent wire hangers does the trick. Doing all the bending with pliers can be tedious and I was hoping this would make that process more efficient. If the spaces were a little bit thinner it would be perfect. Still giving it four stars, because it's a pretty good value for someone using matching wire sizes and the screw holes to mount it onto a surface or a very important feature.

This little thing is going to get a lot of use. Made of aluminum. Easy 90, 45 degree and rounded bend pattern built in. Small area with pins that can move for custom bend. Right here in this little guy mounted to your tool bench.

Been making ‘S’ hooks from wire hangers using pliers for years. Wanted an easier and faster way to make more consistent ‘S’ hooks so tried this. Does an ok job and might make complex designs a little easier but for just ‘S’ hooks a pair of pliers is just as good and twice as fast.

friend had 1 and I knew what it was right away. glad to get my own tool.

Portable and easy to move around

Dowel pins a bit loose added a napkin piece while in sering they fit snuggly. Going to use it to make weedstop fabric hold downs of varying thickness. Also for humane mouse/rat traps I saw on Utube. I plan on using several combinations of bending... will upstate as I get time to use it.

Poor quality, very sloppy pins. I have one somewhere that I haven't been able to locate that was made in the late 80's that was almost a machined unit and everything was precise and pins fit snug.