|Rex, mostly guys get some 2 x 4" .125 wall tubing and weld up a rectangle. |Often no table top at all. Sit it on some saw-horses and shim it level. |You can tack your chassis down and away you go. I visited Colchester Racing |Developments, who made the Merlyn cars in the 60's and 70's, and was shown |the table that my car was made on - it was just about exactly what I've |described, but on castors so it could be rolled away. Here's the chassis |build table at Multimatic, and a current Daytona Prototype chassis being |built.
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Brian That's pretty interesting. Of course, I'm just going to be checking mine for square before bonding a new bellypan. I think I'd be better able to do that from a flat surface. Ought to be able to finally get some use out those neat laser levels I seem to be accumulating ;) Rex in Fort Worth