What is the bend radius on these? I'm wanting to do 90 degree angles where I'll be bending with its natural bend.
451576
I would say a 3/4 inch radius, with 1 1/2 LED's on this radius. It would not be a problem to circle a golf ball if that helps. Remember all LED strips cut in segments of 3 LED's (no less) equaling 2 inches. All strips have 2 inch cut zones with solder tabs.
1372824
I use 45lbs regularly and they have not bent. Have had as much as 75lb on with no bend. They have been great!!
1014814
They bend some but not alot. My ceiling is almost 8 feet and they clear the ceiling just fine. Hope this helped.
285013
Wish I could help you. I only used mine for curves. It seems thin enough to bend though.
233090
I used this product as quarter round for my curved baseboards. It worked out great! No. This will not bend around a corner. If you are turning a corner, you need to use a hacksaw with a yellow miter box (both are available to purchase at Home Depot) to cut the moulding in a 45 degree angle. To learn how to do this task, check out the many 'how to cut baseboards or moulding' videos on You Tube. That's how I learned. If I can do this, you can, too! FYI - I used moulding glue to adhere this to my baseboards.
621335
No....they only bend like a watch band. They sale some led lights where u can make a circle. Alittle more expensive but worth what ur looking for.
393874
they probably will bend too, I do recommend the stands but for light (not heavy) stuff. you're probably need a C-stand... i know the price is much higher but keep in mind safety... hope it helped...
1794888
I cut the ends at a 45 degree angle and they virtually disappear. I also find that if you are bending this in a arc (such as a wheel well edge) it will work better if you bend it in a shape similar to what you want and then let it sit that way overnight - if you don't give it a chance to rest and try to force it to bend the way you want it, it will eventually lose grip and you will have to replace it (a problem I'm now having)
645840
No. The largest diameter rod they will fit around is 1 and 1/4 inches. You cannot bend them, either.
1119227
They appear to me to be forged. There are no 90 degree angles anywhere except at the ends of the slots for the tines. They are the best forks that I have found and I ordered a second set to enable us to use them for a larger event at home. I have 4 spoons in the same set and they are soup spoon size as opposed to teaspoon size. I have not tried the knives as yet. Perhaps the next time I have a substantial credit.
215711
Yes but they do bend. If you need something perfectly straight, this may not be the answer for you.
1334959
I cannot see that the strip can be bent at a true 90 with some radius to the bend. No, it cannot be cut and soldered, only cut to desired length. Plan on some radius...probably about 1"?
1793830
They are very strong, we used it to drink from a Coconut and didn't bend at all. Hope this helps.
84266
maybe a little. it is aluminium. you couldn't bend it 90 deg. it would kink
818873
I used it to run around a room, including going around several 90 degree corners. It bent sharp enough that I was happy to install it that way. It probably won't bend with a radius less than 0.5 inch - that's from memory, I am not in the apartment at this time.
434513
I had a set of 45 degree ones on my bike for a couple of years with no problems. I now wanted these 90 degree ones instead. You don't have to but, I removed the valve from the straight stems before screwing these on. Once you screw them on you just add air like any other valve stems. (just easier to get to). Hope that helps answer your question.
794331
They are angle iron, but I don't see these bending. They are held upright by the center section and can't twist. When angle iron bends it's usually because the piece is twisted and takes the load in the wrong direction. They are also stiff enough not to bend. I'm very happy with mine.