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About hero — shop or driver moment
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delivering the future of fabrication

We're a small fabrication shop in Connecticut, building roll cages, bash bars and exhausts for drivers who care what their car is made of.

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Shop wide — context shot
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Wide shot of the bay: lift, project car, organized tooling. Daylight if possible. This is the 'where it happens' moment.
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The shop

One bay, one bender, every car different.

Accurate Fab started in a single garage stall and grew on referrals. The first car was an S13 cage for a friend. The hundredth was a rally prep that came back two years later for another round of work — that's still how we measure it.

The work

Hand-fit, hand-welded, signed for.

Every tube is hand-notched in the car. Every bead gets back-purged when it should. We don't chase fitment problems on race day because we don't ship them out the door.

By the numbers
200+
cages built
10 yrs
in the same shop
100%
in-house TIG
Timeline
2014
Started

First cage built in a one-bay garage in CT, for a friend's S13.

2017
Moved in

Took over the current shop. Two TIG benches, one tube bender, big plans.

2020
Drift program

Cages and bash bars for the local Pro-Am paddock and beyond.

2024
Expanded scope

Time attack, rally prep, and street builds added to the bench.

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Team — fabricators in the shop
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Group portrait of the crew (or solo founder shot) in front of a project car or a wall of tooling. Honest, not posed.
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The crew

Fabricators, racers, and people who actually drive what we build.

Work with us

Bring us the car. We'll handle the steel.