Things To Do With A Bracket

It's fine to see it as a few pieces of 3/16" steel, but when it takes shape, it's really amazing. These should change the way we build frames - instead of cutting the tubes at an angle and having a kinky kick up (how many of us have thought of a kick up that way?), it's a piece of cake to produce a smooth radius!
Here's what I'm talking about:

Make your friends ask "how'd he do that??!" when they see the perfectly smooth bends you've got in your rectangular tube frame rails. Without expensive special machinery, a sweeping 3" x 2" frame rail was almost impossible until now - our four piece frame curve kits let you feel great about doing the work yourself! Because the top and bottom plates are scribed at 30°, 45°, and 60°, you can consistently replicate driver and passenger rails. These lines are just scribed in the top and bottom plates to show 30, 45, and 60 degrees.

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