Just finished bending the nickel/copper replacement 3/16 front to back line. Took about 15 minutes. I started at the easiest bend and worked towards the other end. I used the steel line as a pattern and taped the two together about every 10” as I went. This trick allowed me to tweak the bends and angles once I had it all bent up and cut to rough length. If you’re not comfortable using a bending tool the nickel/copper line is the way to go and in my opinion much faster to build.
Martin
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