Home Racing World

Seriously? You suck. That is freaking nuts!

That's pretty cool Dave. You definitely got my wheels turning with this project. I've already found places to buy the brass square tubing... :lol:

Yea Dave! Go get 'em, buddy!

Anytime I feel blue, Dave is sure to cheer me up. Keep it up, Dave!

Looking great brother!

I dont have one of those :(

But i know a guy in cali im going to see for 5 days :)

Really nice work Dave!!!.........I am sure you will whip off a hundred or so for all the keen scratchbuilders here ;) ;)

cheers
Chris Walker

Great work on this. Look forward in trying one soon. Thanks Dave!

NEAT!!!!!!

I would never have thought to start off with a piece of square tubing.

Good thinking and nice job, Dave :handgestures-thumbup: :handgestures-thumbup:

That is a sexy looking bracket Dave!
And using square brass tube as a starting point definitely makes fabrication a WHOLE lot easier!
I like it! :D

Good one Dave. Glad you think outside the envelope, it makes cool things happen.
Bob

Very cool, Dave. You could probably slice them thinner and get more from your piece of tubing.

I was going to make some for FF 050 motors with 3/4 inch square, and found a company that sold it in Washington state, but they wanted $50 US to ship me a $12 foot long piece. With our dollar in the toilet these days, it would have cost me $100 by the time I paid the exchange. I will continue to solder together my brackets.

Cheers,

Keith

Your $18 is $24.50 of ours. Add $12 for postage and you're up to $40 Canadian for a 6" piece. All my mail order stuff is being held to a minimum these days. And I can only see it getting worse with our boy Trudeau Jr in charge. What a fricken embarrassment.

Great work Dave. Always nice when the inside looks as good as the outside.

I've made one from steel square tubing before....that might be cheaper up there in your part of the land. I think you can buy lengths in lowes or home depot too , and most any good hardware store.