This is rather cool, maybe next investment for Holden202T?
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=be4LrGn0lPg[/youtube]
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vccX7VfWCko[/youtube]
Interesting steel fabrication technique
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Re: Interesting steel fabrication technique
yeah that's a whole level above my pipe notcher!!! 
i'll add that to the list of things I want to get once I win the lotto!
i'll add that to the list of things I want to get once I win the lotto!
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Re: Interesting steel fabrication technique
That is very cool. I like the notches and tabs for locations too, really cool if they can just throw it together by hand like that and know that alignment is good.
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