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- 3/4" to 2" notching capacity
- 50º angle capacity
- Steel shaft w/ needle bearings
- Price:
$229.00 $197.50
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 Notch
Master
- 3/4" to 3" capacity
- 50º angles
- Offset notching
$299.00 $275.00
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 TN-250
Tube Notcher- 2-1/2" capacity
- 60º angles
- Offset notching
- Curved Notching
- Price: $595.00
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 Sync180
Notcher- 2-1/2" capacity
- 60º angles
- Offset notching
- Notching software
- Price: $599.95
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1" to 3" tube capacity
60 degree capacity
Endmill style notcher
Price: $7995.00
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- TWITS (Thin Wall Independent
Tube Support)
 - Secures thin wall or short pieces of tubing when
notching. Works with ALL notchers!
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- Snap Collars for Tube
Notching
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 They
simply snap onto the tube and can be rotated or
slide into position during layup. They're a handy
way to keep reference especially when rotating or
flipping a tube around to make a second cut.
Typically that would be 180 degrees but they are
marked every 5 degrees thus making them a quick and
easy rotational indexer.
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- Starrett Constant Pitch
Hole Saws
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 The
"constant pitch" of Starrett hole saws have six
teeth per inch, making for a smoother cut.
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 Notching
made simple, a tutorial showing easy
steps for making the perfect notch!
- -Proper Tube Layout
before notching
- -Working with angles
- -Proper starting cut
positions before notching
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 When developing a roll cage for your race car or offroad 4x4, you are required to join round tubes. When a tube is properly notched it will fit against the adjoining tube with the maximum amount of surface area. This spreads the load and allows the weld joint to be as strong as possible.
The process of preparing the tubes for welding, cutting of the fitment
is referred to as notching or fishmouthing.
Notching can be done in a number of different ways, and some methods are easier than others. The amount of time spent and the quality yielded,
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TN100
Tube Notcher
TN800
Tube Notcher