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Old 02-28-14, 03:00 PM
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aero tube holders

Hello, I bought some oval and pear shaped tubing, but oops didn't realize I would need special tube holders
Anybody know of a source?

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for what purpose? Do you have an old-school fixture that holds the tubes?
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No to old school fixtures. I have a precision V clamp for round tubes, would like something like the paragon aluminum tubing clamps for non round tube shapes. To hold during milling or drilling.
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I think there are just far too many shapes and sizes to make tubing blocks for all the different variations. For example, these are just Columbus Life megatube cross-sections.



Probably your best bet is to make the blocks yourself out of hardwood.
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agree with Stan, I wish someone would make blocks for oval fork blades, which is a standard shape
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Learn to hand miter and use wood vee blocks to hold the tubes in your vice. Andy.
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