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18-01-2010, 16:05
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Re: Steel Frame
8020 can be a great frame material also.
The key is to make sure connections are tight and stay tight. Some nylon insert screws, or the removeable locktite is a good solution. Every material choice has pros and cons - the key is to determine your specific needs and capabilities, and make the best of your choice - whichever material that is. |
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