How much does it flex/bend?
829139
The antenna itself - maybe an inch or two at top without stress to the antenna. I put a HD spring on mine.
829140
Id have to say it bends farther then any other whip I have ever owned....I mean your not gonna be able to bend it in half....but Ive hit tons of things with it and it keeps on truckin
183835
5/32nds which is really quite steady actually. The blade is very stiff and so well designed it can actually flex (no more then an inch). If it wasn't able to flex it would bend and snap.
431286
I would not recommend doing that. Have not tried. It is bendable and flexible.
1182857
Gauge is unknown, but after a year of use we have not noticed any bending or flexing during use. The shape and design make it a very sturdy masher. Our last masher lasted 25 years. I see this one lasting that or more.
166251
It has NO flex to it. In fact I think it might even shatter if you bend it or step on it. I purchased a couple of different sizes of wall thickness on these. This is more of a tubing than something that you would consider "schedule 40 or 20" etc. like pipe.
556589
It depends on how curvy the door is. The product is hard, but I think it should be able to bend a little bit, but not much.
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.
1382819
Yes the whole shaft flexes. It is a bit stiff but still can be flexed easily in multiple ways. I actually never ended up using it as I was going to use it for mounting a baby monitor camera but ended up returning the monitor and replacing it with a monitor that doesn't have a camera mount so I can't speak to how well it functions. It seems like it would work well, but if you are mounting into drywall you would probably need to use anchors in place of a couple of the screws. It comes with four 3/4" screws.
589566
It bends easily. Essentially, this is a props knife. If you are using this for martial arts, it is OK but it is not great either. HTH
80983
I just bent a sample piece, it will do it, if properly adjusted. But if thats a thickness you will bend a lot a press brake may be a better option. I will add that I have been very happy with this brake. Its perfect for the home shop and I have done some nice work for my race car with it!
1161592
I have not measured but maybe (at best) add an inch or so. The flexible part is VERY STIFF --- it is a strong material and requires muscle in order to bend it around. We've used this in several applications to hold web cams and small consumer weight camcorders and it has been worth every penny for our applications.
1919802
It will bend quite well, but would not suggest bending it in half. I do not bend it in half. After doing this for some time it may deform and damage it.
1383161
Can easily bend. I have mine coiled next to the TV When I don't have my laptop lugged into it. Doesn't even need a twist tie on it to keep it that way.
1974767
I think it is highly unlikely that it will bend. It is a fairly heavy gauge metal.
646097
My unit doesn't bend easily. It is very rigid and has a good handle to grip. I use it a lot, and I've never had an issue.
285013
Wish I could help you. I only used mine for curves. It seems thin enough to bend though.
1077651
It bends a tiny bit, but not much. It's not intended to bend. The flexibility is similar to that of other Lego base plates, although a bit more rigid than Lego base plates.