Crescent H.K. Porter 3/8" (#3) and 1/2" (#4) Extendable Indexing Rebar Bender, RB4, Red/Black

Very heavy duty and works well. Very easy to use and value for the money is solid. I want to highlight how well the head swivels and can be adjusted to the location you need. As well, the quick adjustment for handle length works incredibly well, is very heavy duty, and does not flex at all during use. It did the job and was quite a bit more heavy duty than expected.

Very good product, it's work perfect!!

Does what it says it will do. I was able the easily bend 3/8" rebar with product.

Works pretty good if you have a vise. Rebar on right side of pic is without vice. On the other side is with. I have to do a ton so it is taking quite a bit of muscle to bend each one that much. But technically it works. I recommend for smaller projects.

Item packed well for shipping. Product has a heavy weight, feels very solid. I wasn’t sure it would hold up to the stress associated with bending (#4) 1/2” rebar … but it worked perfectly. The ability to QUICKLY adjust the head-angle proved to be very useful. The ability to QUICKLY adjust handle length was excellent to manage leverage, however, I can’t imagine ever bending 1/2” rebar without the product in its fully extended position. So to me, the adjustable handle is more for collapsing the tool for storage.I was concerned that the dual head design of the product might be its weak point - rebar (#3 & #4). While I have never used #3 rebar, the 1/2” #4 worked fine. There is a very slight learning curve to seat (and hold) the rebar properly (and consistently) in the proper head slot. Since there’s a dual size, the individual slots are offset from the tools centerline - so the first few attempts are more about learning how to apply ‘force’ to bend the rebarAll things considered, an affordable and useful tool to have if you’ve ever worked with rebar and had the need to bend it.

Very handy tool. Good quality.

The tool works - but it's not easy to bend rebar at a specific point with it, and still requires muscle to do soWhen bending a full 20' bar, it bends close enough to where I wanted it bent, but for a short bar, it's easier to use a pipe and vise - Pipe and vice also allows a tighter bend then this tool does.

I needed a rebar bender for a small concrete footer and this was fairly cheap and very easy to use.