Die Compatability

[Kritter]

I have heard a few different answers so I wanted to find out if anybody knows for sure

Which companies dies will fit a pro tools manual bender besides the pro tools dies obvioulsy? It is the model 105



Kris
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.barneysprecision.com/fabproducts.htm> Fab Parts</A>

[ACID_RAIN28]

I have heard that m-techs are compatibal, and that they copy each other, but don't hold me to that.

Do we have a rule book? A rule book, sir?
You know, a book with rules in it.

[Timmah]

JMR in the Simi Valley used to be a Pro Tools distributor, and is selling off all his old stock at a big discount. He also manufactures his own bender now that is similar, but far superior to any of the "Pro Tools" style benders out there. Best of all, his dies will fit the Pro 105.

Sorry I dont have a phone number or address for him, but if you search the swapmeet section, he is the same guy that was or is selling the Curt LeDuc style bender and nos Pro Tools dies and hydraulic conversion parts.


God Luck!

I LIVE MY LIFE ............ ONE CORNER AT A TIME!!

[hoeker]

if some one digs up his # please post it, i need a 1 1/2" die for my pro-tools bender.

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Some are born great, some achieve greatness,
and some have greatness thrust upon them.

[Kritter]

me too

Kris
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.barneysprecision.com/fabproducts.htm> Fab Parts</A>

[Wayne_Nosala]

I was out there a week ago, JMR in Simi did not have much pro-tools type dies left. Jim posted
an add on this site, He said he sold most of the Pro-Tools stuff in one day. I belive he only had
a couple of larger type dies left, 1-5/8, 1-3/4. The benders i saw him building looked pretty
impressive though. I hope it works out for him, looks like he has a lot of time & $$$ invested in them
Wayne

Nosala.com<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by Wayne_Nosala on 03/06/03 10:38 PM (server time).</FONT></P>