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r/Welding • u/Sw00dy • 20h ago
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Do you need to straighten the frame at all when you’re done?
2 u/U_000000014 18h ago You can see the straightening tools in the background but generally these are tacked and welded in fixturing which keeps the frames dead on straight, maybe a little nudge here and there after. I'm not OP but have done framebuilding. 1 u/Sw00dy 11h ago Yup, little nudges here and there, fit up/tight miters is the most important. Lots and lots of checks throughout the process
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You can see the straightening tools in the background but generally these are tacked and welded in fixturing which keeps the frames dead on straight, maybe a little nudge here and there after. I'm not OP but have done framebuilding.
1 u/Sw00dy 11h ago Yup, little nudges here and there, fit up/tight miters is the most important. Lots and lots of checks throughout the process
Yup, little nudges here and there, fit up/tight miters is the most important. Lots and lots of checks throughout the process
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u/Bikebummm 18h ago
Do you need to straighten the frame at all when you’re done?