Thanks man

Great easy to follow instructions!!

I prefer the mitre but everyone here in New Zealand like to bend. Your bend looks 👌

Good job mitered corners with metal usually catch cloth easily thanks for sharing.

Well done!

Thank you!

It looks good, but you can sure tell if you're a perfectionist that it has been bent and whether it's Chrome or white the color actually changed a little bit when you stretch the metal. Me personally I-45 them hand sand them and file them. So there's no sharp edges even with a correct 45

Great video! going to be doing this on a custom tile shower curb. Miter would have been really sharp on feet at the corner entry. Just wish I had a metal blad for my chop saw, it's a file for me.

Great video - Stupid question - Id like to bend the top of my vertical shower wall front face but Its just under 8' to the top wrap which puts my Schluter trim on the top horizontal run at only a couple inches extra - so what is the best way to continue the Schluter around the top horizontal run - basically Id be trying to seam 2 flat pieces. Is it best just to miter my corners at that point or is there a professional looking way to end 1 piece & start the other for the remainder of the run around the top side of the shower wall? Thanks so much for the info!!

Can you tell me exactly what blade you used? I have a dewalt 12 inch miter saw with the regular 80 T blade. I’m trying to cut schluter profiles but instead of bending I bought those corner pieces. I would just like to know what blade you use. No one else is really descriptive. Thanks for your time and great video