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1/32 Chassis Jig - Savage GT - 20th-Jun-20

Rather than pollute Chrisguyw's thread further, I thought it best to start a new one.

I noticed his rather useful looking jig which he informed me is a "Precision Slot Cars" 1/32 scratch builder metric.
It also has some square  "set-up wheels" for axle heights.

After a quick google, they are an American company, and so importing to the UK is going to mean import duties and the post office fees (what a rip off that is !)

My question is, does anyone know of a UK importer of these, or does anyone in UK or Europe make the something similar ?

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RE: 1/32 Chassis Jig - Anthony B - 20th-Jun-20

I bought one many years ago from AB slotsport - but it is not in the class of precision.

One other thing to note - USA increase the postage 100% - that right 100% - so be aware ,,,,,

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RE: 1/32 Chassis Jig - Eddie Grice - 20th-Jun-20

Muriel at SCD may have some of the late Chas Keelings chassis jigs left. Scroll down following page to find it. Prices possibly out of date.
http://www.chaskeelingscd.co.uk/tools.htm
No jig wheels with this but Betta & Classic used to do blanks for their sponge tyre truer which would do the job. Can't now see these on their website but an email to Ian Fitzpatrick with the diameters you require may be worthwhile.
Eddie

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RE: 1/32 Chassis Jig - Fluff - 20th-Jun-20

Hi Tel , I've got an SCD chassis jig ,you are welcome to borrow it and see how you get on with it .I bought mine a couple of years ago and it was about £35  ,and you do have to speak to Muriel to get one!!!!

Steve

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RE: 1/32 Chassis Jig - Savage GT - 21st-Jun-20

Thanks guys, I liked the Precision one has it looks to have plenty of adjustment.
The SCD while serving the same purpose, does not appear to have as much in the way of fine adjustment.
Thanks for the kind offer Steve, when normality has resumed I may take a closer look 
 
Yes I had forgot about the US postage, is Trump trying to kill the USA's export business  ?
So a triple whammy for importing from the US then !

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RE: 1/32 Chassis Jig - BAracer - 26th-Dec-21

I just received one of the PSC chassis jigs for Christmas. I bought it from Hobbies Plus in NZ. No import duties incurred, but the postage cost made up for that! 

So overall, it came to the same price as one high performance slot car, and I suppose you have to decide if that represents good value for your needs.

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RE: 1/32 Chassis Jig - KensRedZed - 26th-Dec-21

Jeremy,

Congrats! It's a really nice jig.

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RE: 1/32 Chassis Jig - BAracer - 28th-Dec-21

Hopefully a friend for life, not just Christmas. 

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The way the pegs go into the locating holes is an absolute joy...zero slop, just a slow decent as the trapped air gets squeezed out around the sides.

And when you drop the axle between the pegs, the tolerance is such that it is held in place firmly, and yet you can lift it out without any effort.

Am I helping Savage GT?

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RE: 1/32 Chassis Jig - OXO cube - 28th-Dec-21

+$80   +    shipping to uk !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

think i will stick to my jewellers honeycomb 

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RE: 1/32 Chassis Jig - BAracer - 28th-Dec-21

£68 + £21 postage from Hobbies Plus in NZ.

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