I would be happy to try, if you wanna come up here, or cheaper, just UPS me a few feet of it. So if you were planning on putting something in the slots, beyond T nuts, it might get problematic. So my guess would be the inner slot would get tighter, to the point that you would lose dimensional accuracy. With solid bar, you actually get a trapezoid shape, thinner at the inside and thicker at the outside.īut with this extrusion, of course, the path of least resistance is going to be the slots. The material has to go somewhere- so, when rolling it, it will stretch at the outside of the radius, and shrink on the inside. There should be no problem rolling this stuff, or bending it with the hossfeld, especially a big radius like that-īUT, and as PeeWee says, everybody's got one. To a mouth shape that tigs or migs beautifully to the streight members.įirst class railing, I bet you can do it for less than that stuff co$ts.

Dont bother with notching for 'T's'Ī little prudent vise work and you can deform tubing ends Made oodles of stuff for Delphi before they came unglued.ĭelphi loved that stuff, even at the heavy co$t it was 'cheaper than

That stuff just won't make a 'proper' guard-rail. Yes the above will render a rail just fine, BUT consider this My wife keeps telling me I need to just shut up,Īnd make what ever folks ask for.

8020 t slotted extrusion