sachs newvex / nuovo richie lug drawings

[NBC]

hi all

does anyone have the newvex and nuovo richie lug dimension drawings ?

also the fork crown ones if anyone has them ?

would be handy to know the dimensions so i can draw a frame up

many thanks

NBC

[Jonathan]

hi all

does anyone have the newvex and nuovo richie lug dimension drawings ?

also the fork crown ones if anyone has them ?

would be handy to know the dimensions so i can draw a frame up

many thanks

NBC

28.6 ST and TT, 31.8 HT and DT. 73/73/60 iirc. Make the lugs fit your drawing not the other way around.

[NBC]

i was more referring to the distance from the bottom face of the headtube to the underside face of the downtube miter, and the top face of the head tube to the top of the top tube miter

in the same way as it is shown in the llewellyn drawings

NBC

[Jonathan]

i was more referring to the distance from the bottom face of the headtube to the underside face of the downtube miter, and the top face of the head tube to the top of the top tube miter

in the same way as it is shown in the llewellyn drawings

NBC

Iirc, it's 10mm and 18mm but e-Richie will probably chime in.

[e-RICHIE]

I am traveling but have the drawings at home. I have never used the math for framebuilding; it exists to help the tool designer make the lug mold. If you can't miter a down tube to a head tube without a mental image of what intersects where, and how much pipe hangs below the joint (without using a lug, a surrogate lug, or the math), then you should just learn to cope atmo.

[Eric Estlund]

I do a lot of things by feel, but I too like to know the size of the parts before I start drafting. I'd wager knowing how much lug is below the DT and above the TT helps form that mental image of what intersects where.