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dbr in reply to @chrisbmx116

Or invest some time into modelling it in Sketchup or similar then get all the bits laser cut. Laser24 and Laser Master are almost equally cheap.

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bashthebox in reply to @dbr

Ooh, this is good timing; was just thinking about looking into laser cutting. WHat's the max thickness of material, do you know?

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dbr in reply to @bashthebox

Depends who you go to, their capacity is normally on the site but most go up to about 20mm steel. If it's a larger order then Cutting Technologies are good and have serious machines.

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