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Yes, that's thick. One thing I did since I only bought one of the Wuko's that would turn up a little over 90 degrees was to finish folding something over with a synthetic rolling pin. That worked just fine doing a little bit at the time. -
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That’s a neat deal but I doubt it would work on 14-16 ga. stainless counter tops.
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I like the stainless top a lot. I bought one of these for a standing seam roof job I did 7 or 8 years ago where I needed to make some 35 foot long bends. It works as good and easily as it does in the video, but specialized roofing tools are way overpriced compared to woodworking tools. I have used it a number of times since then, and am glad I have it. They make a number of different versions.
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