Coming along nicely!
Looking tops mate. Can i pinch a few tips off you.
Just about to start putting together my rear bar using 40nb 3mm tube as you have used. Im keeping the existing towbar but wrapping the bar over the top of it and around the sides to add protection. Any tips on bending the tube. I have a 12t press bender amd will need to press at 45 and 90degree angles. Do i need to heat the steel or cold press? Also what style tube notcher do you have as i was gonna buy one of those you mount to a drill press?
Rusty
Looking tops mate. Can i pinch a few tips off you.
Just about to start putting together my rear bar using 40nb 3mm tube as you have used. Im keeping the existing towbar but wrapping the bar over the top of it and around the sides to add protection. Any tips on bending the tube. I have a 12t press bender amd will need to press at 45 and 90degree angles. Do i need to heat the steel or cold press? Also what style tube notcher do you have as i was gonna buy one of those you mount to a drill press?
Rusty
They look good Deadly. Will look good finished
Get the server not found thing here.
very nice work there mate!
Question, how did you go with the brake lines ect running at along the top of the chassis??
Thanks mate
Wasn't a problem, there was enough movement in the lines to move them up enough to fit the bolts.
Hay Rusty, you can buy weld in bends from Metal Land. They have a heavy wall thickness. Or if you use your pipe bender you can weld a cap on the end and fill the tube with a fine sand then bend it. This will stop it from crushing / kinking. I have a mate that builds fender benders using that technique and his bends always looked good. It takes longer but if its only a one off then its worth it.
Cheers
Enter your email address to join: