Brazing
06-01-08 | 10:09 AM
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affix pistol bayonets!
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Bikes: Early-Mid 80's Peugeot Super Competition, 1981 Basso, Mid-80's Peugeot Course
Brazing
Any of you guys practice brazing by taking apart old lugged bikes and using the lugs for practice? I'm a noob at brazing, but understand how it works, and I want to get a feel for it. Basically, how many moneys am I gonna spend on a torch setup, and what kind of fuel do I need?
06-01-08 | 10:15 AM
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https://www.rivbike.com/products/list...s#product=none
rivendelle sells cheap lugs for messing around with, if you dont want to destroy old bikes anymore.
rivendelle sells cheap lugs for messing around with, if you dont want to destroy old bikes anymore.
06-01-08 | 10:16 AM
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affix pistol bayonets!
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Bikes: Early-Mid 80's Peugeot Super Competition, 1981 Basso, Mid-80's Peugeot Course
I've got several bikes that are damaged/worthless that I'm hoping to practice on, but that is actually a really helpful link
06-01-08 | 10:21 AM
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blah
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heres another one: https://www.frameforum.org
06-01-08 | 10:51 AM
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