List of hand tools for lugged construction.I'm new to the forum.

I'm a race car fab guy.We mainly use grinders instead of files.I have a miller XMT 304 and some gasses.I need a new torch and tips,any suggestions would be great.Does UBI supply have a list they give students.No jig at tis time.I want to make bikes for myself for now.Google flickr under marty meadors for some lifestyle photo's.

Thanks,
Marty M

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Google flickr under marty meadors for some lifestyle photo's.

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Why not simply add a link?
I can't find a match there on Flickr.

I'm on an outdated computer with a bad keyboard,the kids attacked it.Lol.Still working on the good computer.Will be up to speed soon.

I found Henery James.Does the Peterk manual have the info I need.Tools for lugged construction.Bicycle guys need a new chassis every year just like race car guys.Steel fatigues and begins to work harden.The vehicle wont do what you want it to do (not good) = CRASH.That's the reason I want to be a frame builder,and the Tommassini screw up by a bike shop ( bottom bracket pic).

Bringili jig any good for someone like me.

Yup, get the Paterek manual and read it cover to cover a few times before buying anything else. Really you need some files, gloves, goggles, hacksaw, O/A setup, drill and nails if you want to pin your joints, cloth or paper abrasives, misc other tools like pliers. That's besides consumables like tubes, lugs, brass, and cast frame parts.

Don't buy a jig yet.

I don't think anyone has been able to find you on Flickr - can you post a link? Searching for "marty meadors" gives us nothing.

10/4 will do. I have a single proccesor chip and toggling between search engines to copy and paste but no luck I guess.Sorry about that.I can fix the computer but cant run one very good I guess.Still trying.

Thanks,
Marty M

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Originally Posted by Marty

I found Henery James.Does the Peterk manual have the info I need.Tools for lugged construction.Bicycle guys need a new chassis every year just like race car guys.Steel fatigues and begins to work harden.The vehicle wont do what you want it to do (not good) = CRASH.That's the reason I want to be a frame builder,and the Tommassini screw up by a bike shop ( bottom bracket pic).

Bringili jig any good for someone like me.

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Tommasini. Double m, single s.

Hooked a couple others... I like this guy. Funny.

For all your computer failings, you seem to have emoticons down pat...

After trying every shortcut.I had to sign up for yahoo in order to sigh up for flickr.I typed in the link so I hope it works.My username on flickr is martymeadors1.Lifesytle shots, I hope you like them.

Thanks,
Marty M.