What software was used to design this Bronco roll cage?

Bend-Tech PRO — the window title reads "Bend-Tech PRO - [ Assembly - C:\2020SSI\Bend-Tech PRO\parts\2010 Bronco Cage (jane 17a).bta]".

What is shown in the design view?

A 3D wireframe rendering of a full multi-tube roll cage assembly, including hoops, roof bars, down tubes, and cross bracing, sitting on a rectangular base rail.

What parts are listed in the cage assembly?

The Master Parts List shows "bend jan 8" (Qty 1) and Part 2 through Part 7, with Part 7 at Qty 1 and Parts 2–6 at Qty 0.

When was this cage design screenshot made?

The status bar shows the date 1/19/2010 at 8:57 PM.

Does this document give tube dimensions or bend angles?

No. This screenshot shows only the wireframe geometry and parts list; no dimensions, tube sizes, or bend specifications are visible.

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Ford Bronco Roll Cage Design - Bend-Tech PRO 3D Wireframe Blueprint (2010)

Bend-Tech CAD software screenshot of a 3D Bronco roll-cage wireframe

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Screenshot of Bend-Tech PRO CAD software displaying a 3D wireframe model of a Bronco roll cage.

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This document is a screenshot of the Bend-Tech PRO tube-bending/fabrication CAD software (running on Windows XP) showing a custom roll cage design for a Ford Bronco. The window title identifies the open assembly file as "2010 Bronco Cage (jane 17a).bta" stored in C:\2020SSI\Bend-Tech PRO\parts\. The main viewport displays a 3D wireframe view of the complete cage — a multi-hoop structure with roof bars, A-pillar down tubes, rear down bars, and cross bracing, positioned over a rectangular base rail. The left panel shows the Master Parts List containing parts named "bend jan 8" (Qty 1), and Part 2 through Part 7 with quantities of 0 or 1, plus a thumbnail preview of a bent-tube part. Visible software controls include Add Part (Paste Part, Straight Part, Bent Part), Part Settings (Rotate, Locate Coupler, Mirror), File (Open Part, Defaults), and Part operations (Remove, Move, Stretch), along with display modes (Line, Wire, Shade, PickPoint Display) and Print. The status bar is dated 1/19/2010, 8:57 PM. A reader can learn the overall geometry of the planned cage design and that it was modeled in Bend-Tech PRO; no dimensions, tube sizes, or bend angles are legible in this view.

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Frequently asked questions

What software was used to design this Bronco roll cage?: Bend-Tech PRO — the window title reads "Bend-Tech PRO - [ Assembly - C:\2020SSI\Bend-Tech PRO\parts\2010 Bronco Cage (jane 17a).bta]".
What is shown in the design view?: A 3D wireframe rendering of a full multi-tube roll cage assembly, including hoops, roof bars, down tubes, and cross bracing, sitting on a rectangular base rail.
What parts are listed in the cage assembly?: The Master Parts List shows "bend jan 8" (Qty 1) and Part 2 through Part 7, with Part 7 at Qty 1 and Parts 2–6 at Qty 0.
When was this cage design screenshot made?: The status bar shows the date 1/19/2010 at 8:57 PM.
Does this document give tube dimensions or bend angles?: No. This screenshot shows only the wireframe geometry and parts list; no dimensions, tube sizes, or bend specifications are visible.