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Old 15-08-2006, 09:40 AM   #1
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Default Sheet metal cut to Size in SE Melb.

Ok I am making a new battery tray for the battery to fit in the boot of the XP. I have worked out my design and happy to weld it together. I just need to find a place that supplies sheet metal in less then 2400 x 1200. I need about 7 piece cut to size (Eg: 300 x 210). Does any one know of a local place that can cut some metal to size and not chrage me the world for doing it. Of course I am after perfect square cuts other wise I would use the oxy at home. :

Let me know if you know of any where. Laser cuts from Cad diagrams would be orsom but I know I got no hope of that.

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