Is this your first frame? If so it is brave tackling a fillet braze for a first effort. Certainly doable, just make sure you get those 'stacked dims' nice and neat. Temperature control is key.
If you have not seen it before, the velocipede salon has a wealth of knowledge from some of the world finest framebuilders, all generously giving out plenty of sound advice. Be sure to check out Steve Garro's Smoked Out thread, he is a genuine master of the fillet braze.
What are the specs of the cromor tubing? Is it butted? I used Columbus Zona tubes for my first Fillet Brazed frame, which is .8/.6/.8.
What brazing rod are you using? I used Sif Bronze 101, which worked well, but the pros swear by Fillet Pro; I have not tried it yet, but plan to in the near future.
I look forward to reading this thread very much. Good luck
Good on you! Not tired of these threads at all!
Is this your first frame? If so it is brave tackling a fillet braze for a first effort. Certainly doable, just make sure you get those 'stacked dims' nice and neat. Temperature control is key.
If you have not seen it before, the velocipede salon has a wealth of knowledge from some of the world finest framebuilders, all generously giving out plenty of sound advice. Be sure to check out Steve Garro's Smoked Out thread, he is a genuine master of the fillet braze.
What are the specs of the cromor tubing? Is it butted? I used Columbus Zona tubes for my first Fillet Brazed frame, which is .8/.6/.8.
What brazing rod are you using? I used Sif Bronze 101, which worked well, but the pros swear by Fillet Pro; I have not tried it yet, but plan to in the near future.
I look forward to reading this thread very much. Good luck
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