Questions and Answers for Everbilt 3/8 in. x 36 in. Aluminum Round Rod

A:  The 1/4 in. x 48 in. Aluminum Round Rod has a blunt end, no cap or stop.

A:  The larger version of the Everbilt 1/4 in. x 48 in. Aluminum Round Rod can be found in the 1/2 in. x 48 in. Aluminum Round Rod in SKU 249-553.

A:  Yes, this aluminum round rod can be bent but will require specialized tools and will need to be first heated.

A:  you got to be careful, aluminum is tricky.. hope this video helps.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C_yOwCau80

A:  No, it can't be bend easily w/o special tools.

A:  Proper tools are needed to properly bend aluminum rod.

A:  This aluminum round rod is an hardened alloy with tensile strength of 241 MPa.

A:  Hardened. Hammered it into the ground and did not bend.

A:  The aluminum round rod can be bent using the proper tools and processes.

A:  Yes, purchased 3 of the and bent them MORE than 90 degrees.

A:  It can be cut but would be very hard to bend. If you could heat it maybe, but I would not recommend bending.

A:  No, this rod does not bend.

A:  It should be able to bend. I would probably heat it up a bit before bending.

A:  Yes this product can be bent at a 90 degree angle, under acceptable radius.

A:  If you are not looking for a sharp 90 deg bend and have a good bench mounted vise and a heavy hammer you will be able to accomplish this task.

A:  This rod can be bent up to 90 degrees, providing you have the proper tools.

A:  Yes I was able to bend it by placing it on a table and applying body weight on the part sticking off the table. It's as sturdy as you would expect from a 1/4" aluminium rod.

A:  Yes, I can bend 180 degrees with a 2 inch radius.

A:  Yes. The rod is rigid, but if you are careful to bend it a little at a time, it will bend. Use of a vise or bending jig would be a help. If maintaining a smooth finish is critical, cover the rod with a rag before placing it in the vise or jig to protect the surface. Good luck with your project.

A:  The rod is easily bendable at room temperature, it will need to be heat for intricate patterns.

A:  The aluminum can be bent, and it is sturdy and lightweight.

A:  Yes, I bent mine 90 degrees and it worked perfectly with no cracks at the bend.

A:  yes, using a tube bender I can bend 180 degrees with a 2 inch radius.

A:  Hacksaw

A:  I used a hack saw.

A:  You can cut aluminum with a mitre saw or band saw, with blade appropriate for cutting metal. Make sure bar is secure and that googles and gloves are worn. The edges can also be sanded smooth once cut.

A:  I used a hacksaw. It worked fine.

A:  Hack saw will cut right through it no problem. Band saw will work great also.