Rack-A-Tiers77455 Bend-All Knuckle Saver Bend Wires Size, Inside Enclosures-3AWG-500 Centimeter

I installed 3/0 wire and was able to bend it to the desired angles easily.

Worth the money. Even if you’re just going to use it a couple of times.

Great tool beats fighting big wire

Feels like aluminum, but thats no issue. Could really use a pin indent to lock it to a ratchet. Aside from that, best ive come by!

-very good bender option; i still have to use my other T-handle bender for some bends but this little giant does some tight bends in small places-in the pic i show a 400 amp eaton breaker with 500mcm cable going to it that i bent with this little bender-almost impossible to bend 500 mcm without a little insulation distortion,... just move the bender an inch and bend a little more (don't do the whole bend in one spot if you don't have to) and it will be fine-A great tool; keep in mind that you need a 1/2" drive ratchet and i use a 1/2" extension as well

It works well, I am still getting used to it but it does offer more control on the ends of fat wire than what my bear hands can manage. Helps make more deliberate offset bends in 3/0 copper, to maneuver into terminations.

I had been going to make something similar to this but never got around to it. I had a couple projects coming up that were going to need some close quarters cable bending so I broke down and bought the Bend-All. It works at least some of the time and has saved effort – but it is far from perfect. First off, it is expensive for what it is. (That was painful but it only hurts once.) It seems unnecessarily big and clunky. It does not always fit in where it needs to go. Proportions could be better if it were a steel forging instead of being machined from an aluminum block. (How many of your other wrenches are machined from aluminum?) The posts have serrations on them to help keep them from slipping on the cable. Unfortunately, as the cable is bent, it needs to slide on one of the posts. This tends to dig in and damage the insulation. I put a piece of heat shrink tubing on one of the posts which seemed to help. Having one of the posts free to rotate would probably be even better. This tool is rated for up to 350 MCM conductors. I have only used it on 4/0. For my use, having a smaller version with the posts a bit closer together would be better. It would be nice if there were small recesses machined on the sides of the square drive hole for the ball detent on the socket wrench extension to engage in order to help keep the Bend-All from falling off. Overall, in spite of its shortcomings not a bad tool to have in your kit, but don’t expect miracles.

First of all it is a tool that you must have if you install main panels or even sub-panels no more fighting with feeder cables.I know there's other tools out there that are meant for bending the wire but this is very Compact and won't take that much space in your tool bag or tool box besides it's always good to have plan B on this case this tool is always my go-to never fails I've had one before and this is my second purchase because I lost my previous one. But be aware and do not expect a stainless steel this is machine from 6061 aircraft aluminum definitely not a stainless steel piece of metal.