105-JLF-001-1.75-5.5-90

Yep, this one's set up for 1.75" round tubing and the 90 is the notch angle, so it guides your cut for a 90-degree joint. If you're running different size tube or need a different angle, email us and we'll point you to the right guide file.

This is a 3D printed potato chip notch guide, so you'll get the file to print it yourself, not a flat DXF for the plasma. After payment you download the file and run it on your printer.

It's a printed guide that wraps your 1.75" tube and marks out the notch profile so you can cut a clean fishmouth by hand or grinder for a tight 90-degree joint. Makes coping consistent without a fancy notcher.

These are digital — soon as your payment goes through you get a download link for the DXF cut files. Nothing physical ships.

The 105-JLF-001-1.75-5.5-90 is $4.00.

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DIY Off Road has downloadable DXF cut files for 1.75" Round Tubing plus a ton of other off-road and race fabrication parts, all drawn up by real fab shops. Browse the 1.75" Round Tubing category, or shoot us an email and we will point you to the right files for your build.

Yeah — DIY Off Road carries downloadable DXF cut files across 3D Printed "Potato Chip" Notch Guides, including 1.75" Round Tubing, all designed by working fab shops. Browse the 3D Printed "Potato Chip" Notch Guides section or email us and we will help you track down the right files.

Yeah — if you don't have your own CNC plasma, laser, or waterjet, shoot us an email and we'll send over a few shops that can cut (and press/bend) the parts so you can weld them up.

Soon as your payment goes through you get a download link for the DXF cut files. You (or a shop) cut them from steel on a plasma, laser, or waterjet, bend whatever needs it, then weld them into your build. Nothing physical ships.

Yep — these are cut files for DIY and pro fabrication. A lot of the parts are "plasma table friendly" (flat plate, no bends) to make cutting and assembly easier, but you'll need to cut and weld them in yourself, or have a shop handle it.