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Old 06-26-25 | 05:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Tandem Tom
Now that my touring frame is done another non bike project is on the agenda. I want to fabricate a slide bolt setup for a door using 1/2" copper pipe. Is it feasible to brass braze mitres on copper?
Sure, but I have to ask what purpose the copper serves? It's awfully soft for much of anything structural in thin sections.

If you're fixated on using copper I think a safer choice – mostly due to the heat of brazing – would be silver soldering between the two metals.

You have a plan showing details of what you want to fabricate? That may help those of us out here understand what you want to achieve.
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