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    Interesting challenge!

    I'm not sure Ali will be your friend in this game because it is so soft. Also, it doesn't "work" well - forming 90 degree bends can crack the material unless you have a silly large bend-radius. Maybe steel sheet with something like a scroll-saw with a metal-cutting blade would offer a cheap entry level capability?, next your challenge would be to finish the product - powder coating or similar, can be outsourced.

    If you're doing one-ers, then as Jazz says ask for someone with suitable machine to do the cutting for you; if you're planning to do more then you need to be a bit more realistic with your machining requirements and costs.
    Last edited by Doddy; 22-04-2020 at 12:58 AM.

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