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July 28th 08, 04:04 AM
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Welded Patch Repair question
"Highflyer" wrote No problem. Use the next size larger tubing. Run it through the bandsaw lengthwise. Fix it over the damaged tube and weld everything back together. How about cutting a taper (like points on opposite sides from each other) on the new tube to avoid creating a stress riser that would occur where the new tube suddenly stopped, all of the way around? -- Jim in NC 
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