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we are men with depth who happen to race 'cross atmo -
A batch of 54 Main Pivot Arms for the Journeyman's.
Op1 is a skim cut & end prep on the lathe to blank the 2" 6061 bar stock out.
Op2 is the first mill op that does the side that connects to the table pivot (aka, Smiley Face).
Op2 almost done!
Op3 will be the final mill op that does the side you see! Should finish them up on Friday.
And our new covered parking project is underway!!!
Last edited by Archibald; 08-20-2010 at 02:19 PM. Reason: added op3
Just more of the usual toil
and have I said lately
A lathe is a beautiful thing
Cheers Dazza
The rock star is dying. And it's a small tragedy. Rock stars have blogs now. I have no use for that kind of rock star.
Nick Cave
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The usual Facebook page
https://www.flickr.com/photos/llewellyncustombicycles/
Darrell Llewellyn McCulloch
Here is a bike I welded today and another I fixtured today:
29R hardtail for 100mm fork:
Thanks for looking.
I found these images of a frame I built about 10 years ago. How times change, even bicycles can't avoid fashion trends.
Hot Damn! Posting on Thursday for Friday and following Carl......don't think I ever learn!
First pic- Tramps just laying around the ole mailshack
FNL friends.jpg
Second pic- Since finding VS, you flame wielding hippie......sters got me itchen to burn one too. Got no clue what these things do but I shall return-FNL lug.jpg
Hey, seriously, this place rocks-
Thanks for lookin-
Last edited by John Winston; 08-19-2010 at 06:55 PM. Reason: learning how to align the pics
Seat lug progression on a frameset headed to Taiwan.
Dave
*FOR SALE* Please see post in the Classified Forum.
Last edited by anthonymaietta; 08-20-2010 at 05:04 PM.
My shop is finally starting to become a reality.
Attachment 23596
This frame was finished last month, but it took some time to get it powdercoated. The theme is "clown fish".
KMO
-Front drop outs from Keith Anderson. They're cut from 4130 plate and have stainless inserts.
-Still hot Sachs crown.
-Groovin' a threaded steering tube on the mill.
-Showing some love for my metal zapping brothers and sisters.
Last edited by Tom Kellogg; 08-20-2010 at 03:08 PM. Reason: messed up order
Tom Kellogg
Rides bikes, used to make 'em too.
Spectrum-Cycles.com
Butted Ti Road, Reynolds UL, Di2, QuarQ, Conour lite, SP Zero
Steel Cross, X-7, Crank Bros, Concour Lite, Nemesis, Grifo
Steel Piste, D-A Piste, PD-7400, Concour lite, Zipp 404
http://kapelmuurindependent.be
Shortest TFC Member (5'6 3/4") & shrinking
I've been working really hard at the real job today, but have time to sneak these in I suppose. #3:
More to come after color.
Lesson learned, bigger tubes for the next tubular fork:)
Eric Doswell, aka Edoz
Summoner of Crickets
http://edozbicycles.wordpress.com/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/edozbicycles/
In Before the Lock
Steel frames going through our pre-treatment process and some close ups of the welds and stainless bits
Sorry for the size of the pics....i'm certainly not a computer expert!
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Looks like I am late to the party again.... ;-(
*A Drop out (and seat stay) repair
*An even Hotter Sach's Crown.. JK, CG :-)
*Documenting decal location on a Colango in for Resto
*A day for stays
Ouch!....a non replaceable hanger and the drops are no longer made.
Double Ouch!
Partially polished Sach's Crown
A little scoch of product diversity:
Monster-cross fat tire off road disc touring fork (say that five times fast)-
And a straight up 28c ready road fork:
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