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Order of procedure and metal state
Hi All,
I have a 2 questions so thank you for your help.
Thank you, Tom |
For a production bike, I would say the order of bending and notching doesn't matter. For one-off bikes, I would bend first, notch second
Sorry I can't help with the aluminum |
Agreed, especially if the bending is near the tube ends. Depending on how the tube is being held during the bending some deformation (other then the intended bend:)) can happen so a pre mitered end could drift from best fit up. Andy
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I suggest cutting the tube to length post-bend. In an earlier life, there was a tubing manufacturer that refused to do this and the tubes were never right. We eventually didn't allow him to bid on jobs.
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