Showing posts with label sissy bar jig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sissy bar jig. Show all posts
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Sissy Jig Pt.2
Okay I've officially made my first sissy bar from scratch. Turned out pretty frickin' well. Not perfect, but for my first, I'm pleased. I need a longer piece of 1/2" round to make the sissy I'm thinking of, but this one's pretty tall...I guess.




Friday, November 6, 2009
Sissy Jig Pt.1
So I went by Inland Scrap metal today and picked out a 3'X3' 1/4" plate and some 1' thick-ass tube to bild the jig wit.
Doesn't look like much but that fucker weighs over 120lbs.

Put'er in the back of the Mule shop truck an' set-up in the yard. Cut up the tubes to bend around and we'll trace out a shape tomorrow, drill the holes, mount the tube-bits and bend some sissies up. Stoked!
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Metal Search
Any of you mules have laying around on farms, at cabins, in basements, a piece of 1/4" flat steel that measures 2' X 3'? I want to make a jig for heating and bending sissy bars and need a big flat base to work with. Payment may include beer or sissy bars. Here's the idea:

Note the VB stubby in the upper right of this one. Somebody got paid for their steel in Aussie beer. Probably a Kiwi.

Note the VB stubby in the upper right of this one. Somebody got paid for their steel in Aussie beer. Probably a Kiwi.

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