Top layer showing a nice internal fillet and adequate encapsulation of the miter.
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- Slipping Slipping into the Future
- Time Away
- Twisted Tubes
- Here you can see the nice radius on right and left...
- Fillets this Time.
- Here you can see that the mitered tube (1.125") is...
- The interior view of the joint. Fillet all the wa...
- Top layer showing a nice internal fillet and adequ...
- 2nd Layer showign the transition away from full en...
- Here's the bottom layer.Copyright R. Guggemos
- Here's the bottom of the joint showing encapsulati...
- Looking Inside the Joint
- Without the flash, you can better see the silver b...
- I was worried about maintaining contact between th...
- Here's part of my problem child. You can see the ...
- The shadows are deceptive in this picture, there's...
- Filler between the lug and tubeCopyright R. Guggemos
- Here's one side of a miter - you can see parts of ...
- Here's the other side of the miter looking well fi...
- Silver doesn't fill all the gaps in a pressed lug,...
- Hard to believe that these fit together neatly bef...
- I'm feeling like a real cutup.Copyright R. Guggemos
- Side view.Copyright R. Guggemos
- Here's the tight junction between the top and bott...
- It looks like as much filler spilled doing the top...
- Is this supposed to come apart like this?Copyright...
- This looks ok.Copyright R. Guggemos
- Sliced throgh the lower point of the lower lug. It...
- Here's a slice where you can see silver filling th...
- I'm trying cuts from many directions - this one is...
- Another good one.Copyright R. Guggemos
- A little super-glue and its back to normal.Copyrig...
- Jiggedy Jigs
- Blogitis - and my building goals
- BFT Headset AdjusterCopyright R. Guggemos
- Quill Stem on Aheadset
- Fred e-mailed today. He actually replied yesterda...
- This was the side w/o much charringCopyright R. Gu...
- Head onCopyright R. Guggemos
- From the front - I had to take of quite a bit of e...
- Once again showing the out of round socket and ano...
- Here's a different exposureCopyright R. Guggemos
- Again, the gaps are evidentCopyright R. Guggemos
- Well, this is out of sequence, but where does the ...
- After Cleaning - this lug will be cut up - so no f...
- The backside is cleaner, but shows a gapCopyright ...
- The reverse side - see the big dripCopyright R. Gu...
- More evidence of overflowing silver - that Saf-T-6...
- Copyright R. Guggemos
- Click to see full size - the down tube socket show...
- A drunken sailor must have drilled that off center...
- Nicely glazed flux on this sideCopyright R. Guggemos
- Whoops, that's a might big drip of fillerCopyright...
- Straight Gauge 4130 Tubing with old fashioned pres...
- A little crispy with the fluxCopyright R. Guggemos
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