Luis, Know a guy building a Piet and he used a lot of Replicraft parts. They are first rate... better than I could do at home for sure. Cheers, Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: MotorcycleShopper.com <mshopper@cfl.rr.com> To: FlyBaby <FlyBaby@listbot.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 6:37 PM Subject: Re: Fly Baby fittings FlyBaby At 04:49 PM 12/06/2000, you wrote: >FlyBaby > >Hey guys, > I just got my plans and am curious about where people are purchasing >most of the hardware. Is it necessary to manufacture our own "brackets, etc" >or is there a supplier? I am impressed with the amount of drawings but see >alot of metal hardware and I'm not sure the tools I have can manufacture them. > > Thanks, jim Hi Jim: there's a place called Replicraft <http://www.replicraftaviation.com/fly%201.htm> and they sell a lot of the metal fittings required. I'm sure this saves the builder a lot of time. I ordered the catalog, which was sent to me free of charge, and plan on ordering some of the parts from them. It would be nice to hear if anyone has purchased some of the parts they mfg. and what kind of results they've had (i.e. quality of construction, welds, finish, durability, etc). Luis Hernandez Jr. CEO Payne Corporation MotorcycleShopper.com | MotoDirectory.com | MotorcycleBooks.com MotoSalvage.com | MotoMail.com | MotoBanners.com | MotoClubs.com Voice (407) 860-1989 - Fax (407) 574-1014 - eMail: mshopper@cfl.rr.com