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Sean Pelletier
Приєднався 30 лип 2006
CB360 Cafe Racer Ride
Watch from 3:33 in when the slow cars go away
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Building an alloy cafe racer fender
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Building a thin cafe racer fender for a cb350 I took some time to document building an aluminum fender for a bike I'm working on. I make quite a few of these but usually don't have time to record the process. I start with a piece of 14ga 3003 aluminum, cut to about 20" and 4-5" wide, depending on the style I'm going for. The fender is a combination of two curves, the main curve to match the dia...
Building an alloy cafe racer tank (3)
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finishing the construction of an alloy cafe racer tank, including turning the filler cap and final polishing
handmade aluminum tank part 2
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handmade alloy cafe racer tank build (part 2)
handmade alloy cafe racer tank (part 1, the top panel)
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part 1 of building an alloy cafe racer tank by Roc City Cafe Racers, check out our finished products and info www.roccitycafe.com
Hearing some explanation would have made a huge difference
It's cool work. the TIG welding is unnecessary absolutely
I TIG weld aluminium no problem but this, never been good at this. He knows what je is doing.
Nice penetration, Smith torch?
Amazing! Is it propane suitable too?
this is brazing. not welding.
to bad there was no mention of torch heat, what he brushed on, the filler rod, why he went over the inside bead with the troch only, if the bead should be hammered out or sanded. what type of gas, the importance of working clean.
I've gas welded aluminum but have to say you made it look effortless. Nice.
Well done!
Great vid thanks for sharing. What kind of flux are you using?
Fantastic work by a very skilled individual.
What flux are you using? What filler rod are you using? Thanks for putting up a video with no information or answering any questions! What a waste of my time. Good grief- 🙄 👎🏼
Estupendo, genial, asombroso me gusta¡
Did the cat get your tongue?
I don't really like to flame, ha ha, someone's efforts. But I too decided to thumbs down your video for lack of information and response to folks who asked simple questions.
A little explanation of what you're doing would be helpful.
so true. i just posted a list of things people might ask if thinking about doing this.
spectacular bro, what gas did u use?
Its soldering, not welding
Naaaaaah!
Okay. You’re good. Better than me. ( on to the next video )
I gave a thumbs down for his not answering anyone’s questions, not to mention he doesn’t say a damn thing about how to do what he’s doing.
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To much rod and your not using a carbarized flame.
Carbadized flame? You mean a blue one?
Flux & filler? Would be helpful
hey dude Aladen not sure I spelled it right is the flux I use and you should cut strips of the same material your welding for your filler
Sean what is the name of the flux you used? I see someone asked but I guessed you missed it!
Hello friend, Thank you for the inconvenience of showing your work, I have to weld aluminum pipe for cooling you can tell me how you prepare the flux that you use to paint the piece. Thanks and Sealth from Mendoza Argentina. Gustavo Adrián Giúdice.
like watching grass grow
Nice
All fun and games till that torch falls in your crotch. Good video though, gonna try this on my boat!
Nice work mate,I love the honesty of a polished alloy tank. No hiding behind layers of bondo fillers and paint! You got to have your shit together if you going to put it on show in all its naked polished beauty!
Can one do this with out a english wheel
Stunned
Like the tank fabrication. Not to sure about welding aluminium resting it on your lap bet you have had some right shocks. Not to mention the heat transfer nice work tho.
what kind of aluminium are you using?
nice
Isn't this brazing? Either way nice work.
Yes - it did not look like they were using mig or tig, more looked like a brazing rod and flux. It looked like cooler temperature fabrication too, so I was curious. You can weld alu with oxy-acetylene, I think, but it's super hard and I think done at hotter temps than seen here?
Dylan Taft He's just using heat and filler rod, same as welding with TIG. Not brazing.
edit your video
your were like painting the stick on for the convex side...when you touched up the concave side, are you seeing a molten weld pool?...have you proven good penetration on other pieces of aluminum welded this way?
It looks like you're using a carburizing flame. Is that to reduce oxidation of the aluminum from reduced oxygen in the mixture?
Yes.
Very cool to watch. Thanks for posting it.
Very nice,good skills mate! Delight to watch.
Sean, did you anneal the aluminum before shaping? Also, what thickness are you using?
I wonder if that got good penetration? I know it is sheet metal but it seemed like it welded really fast. I have never welded aluminum I have casted it but not welded it and I have heard it is very different.
whats the number on the welding tip?
What road is this?
Magnifique!
hi..what kind of aluminium sheet do you use ? thickness ? thx
Flux type and how low of a lense that you can see the ripples?
why bend the metal, make one with corners and just weld it
Detailed equipment information: gas welding a cafe racer fender
what is the name of the flux your usin? thx
Fantom flux