Chassis Jig by Tire Razor

[RazorJon]

Here is the new jig, adjustable and heavy, you can solder on it with a torch with no troubles

you can adjust it to 1\43, 1\32, 1\25, or 1\24, if needed I can send you longer drill rod and you can build a chassis 3 feet long :whistle:





This comes with the Jig

[RazorJon]

Nick you should have yours by now

Chris yours is shipping today thanks SEMO gang

[HomeRacingWorld]

Looks pretty nice Jon. Good work.

[Scatman1]

Jon, do you still have me on your list?

[RazorJon]

I do Tony I just finished the first batch, and not having time to start the next one I jobbed it out to a local machine shop hope to hear from them in a few weeks

[RazorJon]

[HomeRacingWorld]

Have you noticed that quite a few folks are starting to take on this kind building again?

Maybe it just me and the folks I hang around with? But I am seeing a lot of scratching out there.

[RazorJon]

Its a lot of fun building your own chassis, but I found out without a jig its a bit harder to do.



thanks for watching

[cagee13]

[HomeRacingWorld]

You and Nick both too. Double trouble!

These things make your chassis run straight :) Unlike most of my cars :)

[cagee13]

I've got some very interesting projects lined up when my jig shows up. Can't wait!!!

[cagee13]

Love to see something like this on your desk when you get back from lunch. Now I can't wait to get home and use it.

[Burglar]

Looking good! I will am looking forward to receiving mine here in Australia soon - the first one down under?

First (small) job for mine will be setting up SCC axle blocks on the front of a Scalextric Mustang chassis for my RMS Resins Cougar. I will make sure any warping is treated first and get the rear axle lined up nicely as well

[ajs121]

Yes i would and at $55.00 sounds great to me . do you have some ready?
Anthony J Snawder
derby city slot car club Member ajs121
ajs@iglou.com

[RazorJon]

Hi Anthony
You may not make this batch, but we will put you on top for the next one thanks