Tubing
Tubing
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 10 1 2 x 1000 ft PEX Tubing O2 Barrier Radiant Heat US $2,400.00
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 B C PIPE TUBING CIRCLE EXHAUST BENDER US $2,000.00
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 10 1 x 300ft NSF Red PEX O2 Oxygen Barrier Tubing Pipe US $1,779.00
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 10 5 8 x 500ft PEX Tubing O2 Barrier Radiant Heat US $1,650.00
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 KobeWieland Type L soft temper copper tubing coil 1 2 OD 3 8 ID 990 Feet US $1,599.00
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 B A GREENLEE 885 HYDRAULIC PIPE TUBING BENDER 1 1 4 TO 5 US $1,400.00
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 B B GREENLEE 883 4 884 HYDRAULIC PIPE TUBING BENDER 1 1 4 TO 4 SIDEWINDER 555 US $1,400.00
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 NEW 782 GREENLEE TUG 12 TUBE TUBING BENDER SHOE US $1,399.95
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 1 2 x 5000ft PEX Tubing O2 Oxygen Barrier Radiant Heat US $1,300.00
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 1 2 x 5000 ft PEX Tubing O2 Barrier Radiant Heat NEW US $1,300.00
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 1 2 x 5000ft NSF Red PEX O2 Oxygen Barrier Tubing Pipe US $1,299.98
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 20 STICKS 3 ALUMINUM PIPE TUBING 12 LONG NEW 240 US $1,200.00
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 1 2 x 4000ft PEX Tubing O2 Oxygen Barrier Radiant Heat US $1,050.00
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 3 1 2 x 1000ft PEX AL PEX Tubing US $1,050.00
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 1 2 x 4000 ft PEX Tubing O2 Barrier Radiant Heat NEW US $1,050.00
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 1 2 x 4000ft NSF Red PEX O2 Oxygen Barrier Tubing Pipe US $1,049.98
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 Tubing Bender complete with 4 dies and pump Race Cars US $999.00
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 PEX GUN AUTOMATIC PEX TUBING INSTALLATION TOOL FOR RADIANT FLOOR HEAT US $897.00
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 60 JLG Boom Cat Track Power Track Upper Lower Tubing and Trayn US $800.00
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What kind of tubing would I Use to Make Custom Road Bike frames?
Also I want to get a Welder soon and I was wondering what kind I would need to use on Steel and maybe cr-mo? Thanks in Advance!
PS where could I get the tubing?
I could go on about this All Day...
Might I make a suggestion?
I think it is a Good idea to do a Bit of research on what you are trying to do. Being a Master framebuilder I see Many people that decide to "get a welder" and Build a bike Frame. It ain't that Easy. Read some Books or enroll in a Night Class at a Technical School.
Other than the fact that you need to do some pretty accurate Pre-machining you'll need to decide which kind of welder you are using- usually MiG or TiG. Electric arc welders are Not generally Used. TiG (Tungsten Inert Gas) is the Most common in framebuilding but takes Great Skill. If you are brazing, then you need Torch skills- again, not something you Learn overnight.
Steel and cr-mo are the same Material (this is why I suggested you do some research first) but are variants of Each other. Hi Tensile steel, or 1020, is commonly used for bike frames as is Chrome Molybdneum (CrMo), or 4130. 4130 is about 4 times the Cost of 1020 and is much stronger for the same size and Thickness Tube. By the Way, CrMo and Hi Ten are both the same Weight... the reason some CrMo frames are lighter is because the material is stronger and so Less material is used... less material=less weight.
A worthy note... the world Supply of molybdneum has been all but wiped Out so as Time goes on you will see new steel alloys to replace it.
To the answerer who suggested you use Ti... DON'T! Ti needs to be Welded in a nearly sterile environment and exposing a Hot Weld to oxygen will destroy the structure. Again, look before you leap.
