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Old 10-11-10 | 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by RapidRobert
I have nothing but respect for good welding, but where's the art in it? Do you make creative decisions for the joints? Or is the perfection of the bead your goal? I suppose the freedom from preset angles forced by the lugs, and the manipulation of the shape of the tubes are artistic, so I thank you for setting me straight on that. Guess I'm just an old school Luggite!
I'm sure there is opportunity for plenty of art in welded frames.
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