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Nickel-Bronze Welding
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Center stand for the win. Every bike I ever owned I tore the center stand off (the mirrors too) because it wasn't racy. I just bought a center stand for the Triumph Scrambler @ 300 dollars so I can fix a flat on the road. How times have changed. Oh ya, brazing...um....ahhh...gets hot, be careful.
Ok so i just had a beer with my nieghbour the machinist, engineer , welder.
brazing and bronze welding are a different process, brazing is a cappillary process where the material is flowed onto the surface and creates a bond adhering to the pours in the surface of the materials to be joined and bronze weld ( which has come MILES in the last twenty years) has strength in the joint material creating a strength through the fillet. Silicon and nickel additives have made this material extremely strong.
I learn stuff here every week. Some of it is useful.
anybody wanna buy a '73 R75/5 minus a side stand?
brazing and bronze welding are a different process, brazing is a cappillary process where the material is flowed onto the surface and creates a bond adhering to the pours in the surface of the materials to be joined and bronze weld ( which has come MILES in the last twenty years) has strength in the joint material creating a strength through the fillet. Silicon and nickel additives have made this material extremely strong.
I learn stuff here every week. Some of it is useful.
anybody wanna buy a '73 R75/5 minus a side stand?
internets and neighbours, can't live with them, can't live without them. And no.
thought nieghbor guys story sounded familiar............................
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