Bend allowance is the angle in radians times the neutral-axis radius.
The neutral radius is the inside radius plus the K-factor times the thickness. Bend allowance equals the angle in radians times that radius. Outside setback is the tangent of half the angle, times the inside radius plus the thickness. Bend deduction is two setbacks minus the allowance. Flat length is leg A plus leg B minus the deduction. A 90 degree bend, 0.125 inch inside radius, 0.060 inch material, and a K-factor of 0.44 has a bend allowance of about 0.2378 inch and a bend deduction of about 0.1322 inch. Legs of 1.5 and 2 inches flatten to about 3.368 inches. The K-factor is yours. Air bending and bottoming do not share one K. This page will not look up a die.