how frames are made atmo -

[e-RICHIE]

this page is still active and i add to it routinely. it's primarily for links
to non dotcom sites and focuses on framebuilding techniques of all
shapes and sizes. i rarely click through all of them, so it's possible
some may no longer be live atmo.

http://richardsachs.com/howframesaremade.html

[KeithNYC]

Fantastic. I peruse your website often and I've never noticed that page! I just clicked on the Carl Strong page to see an example of what you've linked. I have no designs on framebuilding even as a hobby but reading about this stuff is endlessly fascinating to me for some reason...

Thanks for posting this.

:cheers:

[e-RICHIE]

this page is still active and i add to it routinely. it's primarily for links
to non dotcom sites and focuses on framebuilding techniques of all
shapes and sizes. i rarely click through all of them, so it's possible
some may no longer be live atmo.

http://richardsachs.com/howframesaremade.html

bump atmo -


if any amateur or profy framebuilders have a page or link dedicated to a
sequence or even a complete build - and want to be added to the above
page i keep - well, heck, lemme know atmo. i'm a cut and paste fool.

[Chauncey Matthews]

Yo,
I changed from http://livewirebikes.blogspot.com/
to http://matthewscustomcycles.blogspot.com/

so I guess a little cuttin' and pastin' is in order.

xoxo
Chauncey

[e-RICHIE]

Yo,
I changed from http://livewirebikes.blogspot.com/
to http://matthewscustomcycles.blogspot.com/

so I guess a little cuttin' and pastin' is in order.

xoxo
Chauncey

thanks atmo -