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Old 06-18-11 | 01:42 PM
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sstorkel
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Originally Posted by antokelly
just had a look at anvil tools, wow expensive but does he need to spend that kind of money on a professional jig.
Does he want to be a professional frame builder? A full set of Anvil tooling and the right machines can be the difference between building 3-5 frames per week as a professional and 2-4 frames per month as a hobbyist...

Of course, Anvil is top-of-the-line stuff; there are cheaper jigs you can buy. Or you can do what most frame builders do: spend a couple of months building a custom jig while you're waiting for a customer willing to risk their life riding a frame built by someone they've never heard about.
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