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Here's some pics of my most recent handrail job.  I averaged 10' per hour in fabricating it.  Kind of a pain with the 90's I had to weld and blend.  If they were only 3/8" longer on one leg... I found the splice locks at  Wagner Companies for around 2.50 each ( http://www.wagnercompanies.com/Singl...Connector.aspx ) and the wall mounts there also for 1.37 each ( http://www.wagnercompanies.com/site/...ticle&rpid=542 )Because I had so many fittings to fit up, I made a jig for squaring them up to the wall mount plates and for welding.  And another jig to hold them on center each time I rotated the part so it was the same height from the floor while I blended the weld off.These rails were powder coated satin black. Attached ImagesCommon sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom.
Reply:And here's the rest of them. Attached ImagesCommon sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom.
Reply:very nice jigs, and the handrails too.latter
Reply:Nice job. Would you not have saved time by using wall returns?http://www.wagnercompanies.com/site/...ticle&rpid=553
Reply:Those are sweet. How long did it take you to do those
Reply:Good Job Brainfarth. Very clean looking install.
Reply:Funny.. I never ran across those in the book before.. They would make things alot easier..Next time. 10 feet per hour which included the 90's, wall mounts and sanding. Originally Posted by QuickNice job. Would you not have saved time by using wall returns?http://www.wagnercompanies.com/site/...ticle&rpid=553
Reply:lots of money in handrails. Shave down the production time and your in the money.