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Old 06-02-12 | 08:49 AM
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I agree with O2Pilot you need a pretty good shop for this. Something a heavy guage aluminum tubing would be a starting point then you need a tubing bending machine like a plumber or muffler shop uses. after that a big oven for heat treating. I am not sure you would use the simple heat and quench process for aluminum but a heat and cool in a certain timed fashion.
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