Tube Notchers

[race-rodz-inc]

i also have never tryed a hole saw notcher, as the mill does basically the same thing, only a lot more accurate. i dont do nearly enough rollcages for customers to warrant the 3g's.... so i will probably stick with my current methods.

i think its just one of those shyt jobs that comes with the territory, not nearly as bad as scraping off undercoating with a putty knife though.

thanks for the input... i was really wishing somebody had a miracle cure for making notches....oh well

[Matt@RFR]

This is the best hole saw type tubing notcher available. It costs $200.

The $100 versions (Summit) are flimsy with an overall lack luster fit and finish.

as the mill does basically the same thing, only a lot more accurate.

...and a helluva lot slower. Plus, you have to re tram the head after any angled notches. I don't know if those are really issues for you though.

[race-rodz-inc]

i might just have to run down and pick one of those up.... since they are local to me. yeah the mill is way slow, thats why im looking into other ways of getting it done. as for reseting the the head.... its just part of the process..... the slow time robbing process.

has anybody tryed the "el manual" notchers? looks something like a shear for tubing?