How To Make Perfect Notches in Tubing - Eastwood Tubing Notcher

Randy shows you the Eastwood Pro Tubing Notcher and how easy it is to use to make your own roll cage, exhaust or even go cart chassis.
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Eastwood Pro Tubing Notcher
Constructed from solid steel, this easy to use tube notcher is built to perform accurate notches, time after time.
Create notches in 3/4" to 3" Tubing
Adjustable up to 50 Degrees
Accepts standard hole saws
Works with any 1/2" drill
Mounts in a vise or on a bench top
Designed to notch tubing from 3/4 In to 3 In tubing, which means you can build anything from a Go Cart to a 3 In exhaust on your hotrod. Use any 1/2 In hand drill to power the Eastwood Professional Tubing Notcher. Accepts all standard hole saws. Adjustable up to 50 degrees with the loosening of one bolt. Adjust to your desired angle with one hand and lock down the bearing block with your other. Easier adjustment than other designs on the market. Vise or bench top mounting.

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[@MF11283]

How much does out of level actually matter? Does it help the cuts or does it help the drill shaft?

[@shassd9300]

Can you give the design view drawing with measurements...

[@DJInclined]

Sooooo much better than the other vid.

[@codys9606]

$200? I'm in

[@HUB-STEER]

You sholud add height regulation for your notcher.

[@longbeachgaspoweredbikes2575]

How much $?... I just looked this up on line. There is a smaller one that drills up to 2 in. For me making bike frames this is a good deal at 70 bucks. I'm buying one.

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+Long Beach Gas Powered Bikes There's a link in the video as well as in the description that should lead you to the product page for more info, including current price.