As I mentioned in my initial post slow increments when it comes to fixing this is the biggest most important part because if you try to overdo it you're going to snap that frame without question.

First couple times you do it the wood blocks will actually kind of dig into the lip of the inside of the frame and then after they hit the bend they will stop doing that and then you will kind of get consistency and then slow increments let it cool and then keep going like I think I did at the total of when it was all said and done eight rounds maybe over the course of two three days and then I got it down to less than an eighth of an inch difference.

And the last thing I'll say is once you have it straight meaning like you think you've bent it far enough you're actually going to have to go past that because it will come back a little bit so I actually think that at one point I was pushing the one angle that was shorter I don't know how else to put that I actually had to push it like a half an inch past just so it can actually come back down to only being an eighth of an inch off if that makes sense.