Machining
Brazing
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2 comments:
Hi there,
Cool blog, I just found it from the link on Ritchey's page. One question- what is the matte-looking finish around the joints in the post braze pics? Is that after sandblasting or is it a primer of some sort?
Thanks,
Sam Hall
Hi Sam,
After brazing, I soak the flux off in hot water. Then, I give them a light media blasting. It flattens out the finish and helps me see if any extra finish work needs to be done.
Thanks for the question!
Mike
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