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How much time do you have? Personally I would draw them out accurately and then go to my local metal profiler and get them to cut me some- shouldn't really be costing much more then £30 odd. Realise there's a bit of your time to invest at the start but keep the drawing to hand and you can re order easily every time you need a set.

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How much time do you have? Personally I would draw them out accurately and then go to my local metal profiler and get them to cut me some- shouldn't really be costing much more then £30 odd. Realise there's a bit of your time to invest at the start but keep the drawing to hand and you can re order easily every time you need a set.

 

thats fine if you have a work shop, decent welder and the skills to weld.

 

some might find the bolt on ones more usefull, horses for courses

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