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Old 08-06-20, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by fietsbob
Bike tubing is too thin for MIG , You'd need to use heavy steel for the welding gear you own,

buy a TIG welding Rig,

Or plan on doing a lot of fillet brazing..
Originally Posted by HeyItsSara
where are you going to ride it? I understand it won't go up hills well.

Hello y'all and thank you for the replies!

Thank you for pointing out how thin the material is I will be working with, as it was something I was wondering about. The good news is my welder is really flexible and it's not too difficult to swap out for a TIG welder head on it. The local tool rental place should be able to help with that. I don't mind doing fillet brazing either.


I do have some flat areas but it is a little hilly here and I did want to take it off-road a bit. I've head that same thing, but I'll add that I don't mind it too much. It'll just be extra exercise
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