Rotating Chassis Jig

[RAYLEE29]

just a thought and ill probably get shouted at but if you welded it with it sagging but only welded the top welds it probably wouldnt pull as the weight would keep it from moving. also once all the braces are in its a pretty strong structure.
awaiting abuse with baited breath lol
Ray

[Bonzo]

Originally Posted by RAYLEE29

awaiting abuse with baited breath lol

Ray

I guess it wouldn't be too difficult to fabricate an open lattice bed to clamp the chassis to & then fix that to the rotating A frames

Personaly, I have seen & used a fair few fully rotating fabrication jigs.

As they say, where's there a will, there's a way

Originally Posted by Bonzo

I guess it wouldn't be too difficult to fabricate an open lattice bed to clamp the chassis to & then fix that to the rotating A frames

Personaly, I have seen & used a fair few fully rotating fabrication jigs.

As they say, where's there a will, there's a way

I have used the Image Sports Cars Jig when I was asked to rework part of the chassis, the jig was made from damn heavy RHS and had cheaky wee slots where certain joints were to allow as much of the chassis to be welded prior to it being taken off. The jig rotated but not exactly a one man job as once the locating peg was removed all hell let loose and it swung upside down.....

I never meant my comments to be abusive.. ..I'm a sarcastic sod and those that have met me might have noticed.

[Bonzo]

Originally Posted by fabbyglass

I never meant my comments to be abusive.. ..I'm a sarcastic sod and those that have met me might have noticed.

Never even thought about them in that way Mark

Your darn right about the real deal jigs being heavy duty & I guess that sort of thing is out of the question for a One off job.

If I were to set up a dedicated chassis assembly business I would invest the time & money in the correct jigwork.

There you go Mark ...Filling my head with silly ideas