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  1. ware are some good frame building schools ? i have found UBI , but iv ben unable to locate
    any others

    thanks jason

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    ware are some good frame building schools ? i have found UBI , but iv ben unable to locate
    any others

    thanks jason

    There aren't any others. And learn to spell. Phil Brown

  3. [email hidden] (Jason6665666) wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    ware are some good frame building schools ? i have found UBI , but iv ben unable to locate
    any others

    thanks jason

    [email hidden]

    Dear Jason,

    It takes a bit of fuss, but you might try logging into this web site:

    phred.orgframebuilders

    It's sort of rec.bicycles.tech strictly for frame-building folks, who would be likely to answer
    your question.

    Carl Fogel

  4. Jason6665666 said:

    ware are some good frame building schools ? i have found UBI , but iv ben unable to locate
    any others

    thanks jason

    [email hidden]


    Begin with a night school program in either welding or brazing in the material in which you're
    interested . A night class in machine shop wouuld be great - the intro level classes concentrate on
    measuring and basic hand tools with metal.

    You'll find tech classes cheap, informative and filled with very motivated students - guys trying to
    get a better job.

    Then see if you can find work at a framebuilding shop. Even if you're the cleanup guy that
    environment is what you need.

    And build! Even if just for yourself. You only need basic hand tools (vise, straightedge, calipers).

    --
    Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  5. I remember when I was poking around the framebuilders' web sites, I noticed that Hot Tubes has a
    deal where they teach you to build a frame and you come away with your own. If your goal is to get
    into the biz I'm not sure if this is sufficient. But you might want to check with them.

    hottubes.comhottubes.com

    Jason6665666 said:

    ware are some good frame building schools ? i have found UBI , but iv ben unable to locate
    any others

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    [censored] Schoeller "][email hidden] schoeller.ne.client2.attbi.comschoeller.ne.client2.attbi.com
    781.449.5476

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    [email hidden] (Jason6665666) wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    ware are some good frame building schools ? i have found UBI , but iv ben unable to locate any
    others

    thanks jason

    [email hidden]

    Dear Jason,

    It takes a bit of fuss, but you might try logging into this web site:

    phred.orgframebuilders

    It's sort of rec.bicycles.tech strictly for frame-building folks, who would be likely to answer
    your question.

    Carl Fogel

    Also, the moderator of the framebuilders list, Joshua Putnam, has some helpful suggestions on
    his webpage:

    phred.orgbike.html

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