🔧 Flexible Silicone Bending Insert for 8/10/12mm Acrylic Tubing Shaping - Repair Accessory (12mm) Review

I bought an 8mm silicone wand insert and asked for faster shipping and they shipped a good product and it came a day earlier than that Main product on ship date. The insert fitted nicely into the 8mm ID tubing I was working with and I had no trouble twisting around the bends. It was easy to remove and I was even able to put it back into the tube after bending it to fix some alignment issues (remember to use a drop of dish soap in a bowl of water to ease the insertion into the tube facilitate)…

Couldn't be happier, a little soap and water and it slides right in and out to bend the tubes. I have used it with acrylic tubing which makes the silicone resistant to very high temperatures not to mention the length which should be more than enough to make bends on long tubes. Overall everything worked as intended and the quality could not have been better.

Too small for a 12mm OD 10mm PETG tube. It glides with no resistance / sloppy landing. This creates shallow bends in the tubes. Waste of money and expensive pipe.

This is a silicone hose. What else is there to say. Worked perfectly for the tube, everything worked and didn't melt, stick or deform. FOR THE FIRST! PULL OUT THE SILICONE HOSE BEFORE CLAMPING IT IN THE HOSE! And use distilled water with some hand soap to get it through the tube easily. The tube can always be washed after molding!

I bought 12mm but it doesn't fit like it should, it's too small so I couldn't use it perfectly. The side did not quite fit and leaves kinks in the tube.

It works great I have all the kinks but I know it works well with 12 x 16mm Bitspower acrylic tubing. The tube is really small and I decided to try ek and make the tube better as you can see with no problems.

Works well, no complaints. Make sure you know how to use this before attempting it otherwise you might run into some issues, to not be a problem I've made some very tight turns on my r9 furys in the crossfire build but I only made them one at a time and had no problem getting the silicon in and out every time. Otherwise it could cut into the silicone at the tube entrance when you twist and turn to push in or pull around the bends. As a result, if you pull it hard, it can eventually break and…