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Original post kerosian
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14 June 2008, 19:29 UTC
#1
I've seen it welded before, the only things that catch fire are mag shavings and powder, the solid material is extremely hard to ignite because it dissapates heat too quickly. Machining it is a little dangerous, however; and should be handled accordingly, considering the only thing that'll put out the fire is a very special type of fire extinguisher.
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14 June 2008, 19:42 UTC
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that would be sick to male a mold of a frame and fill it with water and freeze it to have an iceunicycle
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14 June 2008, 19:43 UTC
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sxbud138 said: Ya that would explain its cost ! So its never been made into a uni frame ?
Not yet, but I can dream 🙄 If I could find the right tubing I'd have one built. Machining the bearing holders would be fun cause of the fire! 😄
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14 June 2008, 19:44 UTC
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Tyler_N said: that would be sick to male a mold of a frame and fill it with water and freeze it to have an iceunicycle
What'd be the point? It'd be heavy, brittle, and it'd melt real fast.
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14 June 2008, 19:45 UTC
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kerosian said: Not yet, but I can dream 🙄 If I could find the right tubing I'd have one built. Machining the bearing holders would be fun cause of the fire! 😄
The machining would keep you on your toe's
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14 June 2008, 19:47 UTC
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It wouldn't be too bad though, I'd just go slow and hope for the best.
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14 June 2008, 19:51 UTC
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kerosian said: What'd be the point? It'd be heavy, brittle, and it'd melt real fast.
you could ride it in really cold weather and when it breaks you get a new one free (excluding the price of the water and the electricity to freeze it)
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14 June 2008, 19:52 UTC
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sxbud138 said: If you only need the bearing holders machined why not make them out of aluminum and do some kind of a press fit into the forks
Press fit is ugly, and I'd rather have the whole thing a seemless welded peice, rather than an overpriced erector set.
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14 June 2008, 19:58 UTC
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kerosian said: Press fit is ugly, and I'd rather have the whole thing a seemless welded peice, rather than an overpriced erector set.
True, i was thinking of les prob of a fire and its probley easier to find mag tubing than a block of mag for holders ? BUT im not sure !
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14 June 2008, 20:08 UTC
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sxbud138 said: True, i was thinking of les prob of a fire and its probley easier to find mag tubing than a block of mag for holders ? BUT im not sure !
I can find mag round stock pretty easy, the tubing is hard to find, for some stupid reason or another.
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14 June 2008, 20:33 UTC
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kerosian said: Not yet, but I can dream 🙄 If I could find the right tubing I'd have one built. Machining the bearing holders would be fun cause of the fire! 😄
I think I read something about someone making bearing holders out of a block of magnesium.
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