Re: lakester frame

["Ed Van Scoy" <edvs@uswest.net>]

If you plan to do a lot of "notching" go to Mittler Bros. at
http://mittlerbros.com/products/index.html
and then to the "Ultimate Tubing Notcher" It is expensive but it is the real
deal. It is essentially an end mill.
Ed

Allen Young wrote:

> Thanks Joe,   The lakester will be rear engine (GMC 302 strait six).  I have
> this dream of someday turning it into a liner.  The dragster prints sounds
> like a great idea.  Where does one obtain a set?  I'm also wondering the best
> way to notch the tubing for the x-members.  I've looked at the hole cutter
> device that you attach to a drill press and a "notcher" device that takes a
> bite out of it using lever action.  The notcher sounds much easier but is a
> bit pricey.  Maybe it would be worth it because of the large numbers to be
> notched.  Anyone in the Sacremento area that has or is building a lakester
> please contact me. Thanks for your response Joe.
>
> Any other info would be much appreciated.  Thanks!!  Allen

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