Old 05-07-08 | 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Nessism
...actually, welding and brazing is different; welding involves melting the tubes being joined but brazing does not and is done at a much lower temperature.
You are correct, I should have said "joining metals" "welding" was just easier, and I have been doing it for over 30 years. I have my own inline fluxing system that I mainly use for race car fabrication. I have never attempted to make a bike frame, but I would like someone to show me how to use my inline fluxer to assemble a lugged frame.
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1st bike - 1962 Schwinn Varsity (bought new and wish I still had it, left it in Siagon, Viet Nam 1965)
1962 Schwinn Varsity (could be a twin of my first bike)
1969 Peugeot PX10E
1972 Schwinn Sports Tourer (bought new)
1982 Peugeot PH19 Mixte
1989 Novara Aspen
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