Trick Tab Chassis Speed Jig

Your third hand for installing Trick Tabs.

The Dead Hand Solutions Trick Tab Chassis Speed Jig takes one of the most frustrating little jobs in fabrication—holding a tab exactly where you want it while trying to tack it—and makes it simple.

Designed specifically for .085" Trick Tabs, the jig holds and positions your tab against round tubing while an integrated magnet helps keep everything in place.

Built-in bubble levels and degree markings make it easy to position tabs consistently whether you need them level, vertical, or set at an angle.

Insert the tab. Position the jig. Tack it. Remove it. Move on to the next one.

Choose Your Size

Select the Chassis Speed Jig that matches the outside diameter of your tubing.

Available Trick Tab Jig sizes include:

2.00"
1.75"
1.625"
1.50"
1.25"

Built for Fabricators

Designed specifically for .085" Trick Tabs
Integrated magnet helps hold the jig securely against tubing
Built-in bubble levels make positioning quick and repeatable
Degree markings help with angled installations
High-heat ASA construction
Helps eliminate awkward one-handed tab positioning
Reduces measuring and setup time
Makes repetitive tab installation faster and more consistent
Compact, reusable shop tool

How It Works

1. Match your tubing size.
Select the Chassis Speed Jig that corresponds to the outside diameter of your tubing.

2. Insert your Trick Tab.
Slide the .085" Trick Tab into the jig.

3. Position it.
Place the jig against your tubing and allow the integrated magnet to help hold your setup in position.

4. Set your angle.
Use the built-in bubble levels and degree markings to get the tab exactly where you want it.

5. Tack the tab.
Tack your Trick Tab securely into position.

6. Remove the jig.
Take the Chassis Speed Jig off before completing your final weld.

Perfect For

Roll cages, race car chassis, wiring mounts, brake lines, fuel lines, electronics, interior panels, brackets, accessories, custom fabrication, and all those little things that somehow need a tab.

Important

Chassis Speed Jigs are positioning and tack-welding tools only. Always remove the jig before final welding. Do not weld directly against or through the jig.

Keep the welding arc directed away from the jig whenever possible.

Because you've already got enough things to hold while building a race car.

Designed and manufactured by Dead Hand Solutions — veteran-owned, family-run, and built by fabricators for fabricators.

Patented — see our Patents page for details.