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AlexAndChristine > The rear view. I might build up a little more fillet on the left seatstay to make them match, I'll see how it looks when I do some cleanup work.
AlexAndChristine > Dropout end with the flux soaked off. This also got a little too hot (burnt flux).
AlexAndChristine > The brazed seatstay. You can see that I got things a little too hot (burnt flux on the cap), but it should still clean up reasonably well.
AlexAndChristine > Current frame progress. All tubes accounted for, now I just need to tackle the bridges and brazeons.
AlexAndChristine > The seatstay with the scrap tubing mounted on it.
AlexAndChristine > Brazing on a scrap of tubing to cover the end of the seatstay.
AlexAndChristine > Mocked up cut against the frame. In hindsight I should have made the seatstay a little shorter, the very tip should be at the midpoint of the seat tube.
AlexAndChristine > The slotting tool makes the cut.
AlexAndChristine > This is how I cut the angle on the seatstay using the milling machine. The angle was just picked by eye.
The rear view. I might build up a little more fillet on the left seatstay to make them match, I'll see how it looks when I do some cleanup work.
AlexAndChristine > The rear view. I might build up a little more fillet on the left seatstay to make them match, I'll see how it looks when I do some cleanup work.
The rear view. I might build up a little more fillet on the left seatstay to make them match, I'll see how it looks when I do some cleanup work.
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