[dubtecv2]

Shops around here seem to like dicking me around...

Anyone (preferably in the southern midwest) with access to a CNC or Waterjet cottung machine? I need some flat brackets cut. I have money in hand!!!

 

[Nexus242]

Maybe Mr former GMSlave down in Austin TX??

 

[Firepower]

There's a member on here, lococnc, he organized a group by on some windscreens. I believe that's what he does (hence the "cnc" in lococnc). I think he was out of Houston. I'm only mentioning him because he handled the group by very well and refunded money when some of the screens weren't availabe. He's a trustworthy guy. I don't know what he charges.

http://forum.svrider.com/showthread.php?t=74382&highlight=puig+group+buy

Go to that thread, you can PM him from there possibly.

 

[thejimdaddy]

no :'(

 

[SV_WantABe]

My college buddy owns wire EDMs (2 or 3 of them - they cost $100k or more each). Those guys charge $50/hr and hate small "one of" jobs. Traditional "low tech" machining might make more sense.

 

[donniej]

Water jet is hard to find and over kill for what you need. Depending on how thick the stock is, I'd use a good sturdy jig saw. If you have a steady hand, a plasma cutter will do OK as well, then touch up with a grinder or file.

 

[buzzmanrm]

Shoot me a PM there is a Waterjet company nearby me, I'll bring them a pic and ask them what it takes to cut those rear fender covers. I don't need one cause my bike came with one.

BTW its in Central VA, everyone says they are a great company and I have seen their work a few times on race cars and other go faster parts.