Fast 650 wrote on 07/17/19 at 09:02:27:Which is why I suggested CNC. Program the machine, load the feeder, hit start, and let it run for a few hours. As simple as that spacer is, it should only take about 3 minutes per part to make them from steel. Aluminum would be even quicker. If we weren't keeping the CNC lathe at work tied up 16 hours a day I would squeeze in a run of them myself.
And there is the problem......the Savage fold is very small, and it is likely that whoever makes these will have a hard time selling 15 or 20 of them - we are a cheap bunch and not everyone is going to worry about their pulley wobbling. It just isn't worthwhile for somebody to dedicate their expensive CNC to make these parts in 3 minutes......then take the time to market, ship and sell them to make couple of bucks in the process.
If you got a lathe and can make your own - Cool!
If you have a friend that can machine one for you - Also Cool!
If you pay Armen to do it for you - Really Cool!
If you want to go into the business of making them - Also Cool - it will be hard for you to break even on the process........unless you get the materials and machine time really cheap.
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