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Chak
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Setting up a jig with no reference points is sort of tricky. I think I’ve got the headtube in the right place but I’ll mitre the downtube, get that at the right angle and then be able to fine tune headtube height.
I didn’t consider any of this when thinking about how a jig would work but now I can see the benefits of having separate axis adjustments and built in measurements. It would help to have the bottom bracket in a fixed position rather than the rear axle but it’s all workable for now.