"jim rozen" wrote in message
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In article , Gunner says...

Steve, without a print, dimensions, tolerence and so forth, no one in
their right mind would give you a quote, if they do this for a living.

Again, nobody here is trying to give the man a hard time. It's
just that the print of the part is the defacto starting point
for any kind of manufacture for things like this.

Jim


thank you, Jim. This is for a decorative item. It has tolerances of .250",
well within even Steveland Morris' capabilities. It was going to be welded
on to square tube.

I thought giving a very simple description would convey this message. And
by saying they didn't have to be exact and could be made from scrap.

Steve