IS it flexible enough to bend to 90 degrees without breaking?
326214
No, this is a heavy duty piece of PVC. You may be able to apply heat and bend it, but I never tried that myself.
1097835
Bending it does not seem to be a problem. I think you would first have to determine if the unit gets enough light to work.
2005964
It should. This tool is like sharp scissors on a pole so you don't need to bend over.
480889
It is strong and flexible. You should not have any issues. This is a good quality product.
2124474
Yes you can bend it. It is quite pliable. Just be careful and do it slowly.
1334958
We did bend it on a 90 degree corner with no problem, it was a bit rounded ,not crammed into it though.
291432
Good question. I tried to twist and bend the plastic handle and it did not flex at all. It appears to be made of high impact plastic and is very sturdy. I trust it will do the job.
1480181
Absolutely. The tubular steel is flattened to a tab at the end, and you can bend this.
1259410
I doubt that it is flexible enough for what you want to do. It has a spiral wire molded into its fairly thick sidewall.
710155
I think it would provided you used a long ( maybe 8 or 9") blade so it would be able to bend. But I'm just a do-it yourself hack if u get my drift.
1865666
I used it for a filler hose on my boat,it went through a 90 degree bend with no problems.
1788751
It's very flexible. I bought it as a display sword to give as a gift so I don't know how far it bends or how many times it will bend before breaking. Hope this helps.
44462
Like any vinyl or rubber tubing, it can be bent but the radius of the bend grows larger as the bend approaches 90 degrees or greater. A 90 degree turn would probably be 3 or 4 inches from start to finish without a crimp.
415748
Good news is that it's flexible. Max is 18" if you keep straight 90 degree. If you keep it up - still 12
986656
I think that I only flexed it 15-20 degrees when installing. I would not put it into service with any kind of real bend in it.
1344834
No, the wire is fairly stiff. I suppose you might be able to bend it with some force but it might break.
146952
This cable is pretty sturdy. Good for maintaining the viability of the cable itself. I'm sure you could run it through whatever track you needed to, but bending it at 90 degrees isn't really a good idea either. It's much sturdier than a charging cable or a phone cable or something.