[ledfoot2]

I talked to them and they have a 10 point DOM cage that would be NASA legal for 499 plus 160 for shipping. It is not complete. IT does not have petty bars for the door or some smaller bracing that I would add, but everything is notched and ready to go.

Any thoughts?

[GlennCMC70]

they are called inspection holes for a reason. they insert a length of stiff wire or rod and look/feel for the seam on the inside.

[StanIROCZ]

they are called inspection holes for a reason. they insert a length of stiff wire or rod and look/feel for the seam on the inside.

But like I was saying, some of the ERW that I've seen doesn't have a visible seam from the inside or outside. The weld gets scuffed off and you can't see or feel anything but a black line. If thats the case no one would ever know.

This post has been edited by StanIROCZ: May 2 2008, 08:51 PM

[ledfoot2]

they are called inspection holes for a reason. they insert a length of stiff wire or rod and look/feel for the seam on the inside.

But like I was saying, some of the ERW that I've seen doesn't have a visible seam from the inside or outside. The weld gets scuffed off and you can't see or feel anything but a black line. If thats the case no one would ever know.

I don't see how you get rid of the interior seam from the weld. Personally, if these are not important rules, I will run the ultimate cage for weight......PVC covered with pipe insulation!!. No seams to work about and you and build your own in an hour.