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ooh nice, i saw that earlier on insta, i think ima give it a go
I printed a load of parts for my jig because i don't have access to much in the way of lathe/mill. Worked out pretty well, tho i think for oxyfeul it might not, i tig weld. Tack in the jig and remove to weld up, so the tubes dont get too hot in the jig. Otherwise i think you'd have problems with melting stuff
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If you want to save a bit of money I 3d printed the tubing supports for my jig, a ht puck and cone, st cone, bb supports and a dummy axle holder thing. I outsourced the printing and they came out pretty good. Not sure how it would fair for oxyfeul, i only tig. Tack in the jig and remove, so they dont get that warm and havent had any issues with melting. Happy to provide CAD files, but they are specific to the extrusion i used.
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BMC streetracer SR01 frameset and 105 groupset 57cm - £150
I bought this off here about a year ago, built up and used for a while, but is now surplus to requirement and i'm trying to make spacesolid frame, i will upload current photos tomorrow but its in very similar condition. Except i replaced the rear mech.
originally listed here :
https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/307961/#comment13929128Potentially happy to sell with basic wheelset for £200
54/56 Hoy Shizuoka 2016 - £199 (rrp £650)
solid frame, 1*9 sram drivetrain, avvid BB7 brakeset, 32c tyres
Tidy flatbar commuter, bought in 2016 used for about a year then used intermittently before living on the wall for 2 years. Inside warm and dry
will upload photos tomorrow
Any questions just ask
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I did the 7 day course with the bicycle academy. It was really great, the guys are super nice, i left with a frame and so much learnt. Couldn't recommend them enough. They are based in Frome, Somerset. Not too bad to get to, cute little town, air bnb wasn't crazy expensive, there's even a masonic hall if you're into that kinda thing.
I think all the courses are always only 2 students to atleast 1/2 people teaching. I did mine with a really nice guy called Rory who had travelled all the way from New York state to do the course. A couple weeks ago i was thinking about contacting him to see how his frame came out. But i forgot his surname...bummer.
They have a nice setup where andrew or someone else cooked lunch each day, everyone sat and ate together. BTR fabrications are based in the same building. Listening to them discuss the details of framebuilding and other engineering/fab work really demonstrated the vast array of knowledge and skill available to us.
They have a very "modern" approach to teaching. There's no mystery framebuilding magic that can only be learnt with 10 years of framebuilding. Robin Mather did most of the teaching on the course i did, with a bit from Andrew the founder. Both are great teachers and I quickly became confident with the fillet brazing technique.
Overall really awesome, highlight of my year. Highly highly recommend
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I just saw that video! Awesome build.
why no etap tho :(
haha but seriously very nice