Newbie from Minnesota. I like to make bicycle frames.

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Drew Diller	Drew Diller posted 12 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 35, Visits: 199	Hey guys. Interested in improving upon my carbon layup technique with small radius, small overall sized parts. Here's my most recent bike -> http://dillerdesign.com/random/bike/fat_bamboo_v2/DSC_0185.JPG ...and my first one (yikes, what I know now...) -> http://dillerdesign.com/random/bike/bamboo_01.jpg I'm doing experiments of late involving inflation membranes (vs a full inflation bladder) and any alternative to vacuum bagging, as my parts don't have any flat reference plane to tape to / is generally a big pain in the butt =) Hoping to be building custom carbon and bamboo frames commercially in 2013!
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[quote][b]Drew Diller (14/03/2013)[/b][hr][quote][b]fgayford (14/03/2013)[/b][hr] I will throw an...

fgayford - 12 Years Ago

Cool bikes. What type of material have you used for your bladders? [quote][b]Drew Diller...

prsw - 12 Years Ago

[quote][b]prsw (14/03/2013)[/b][hr]Cool bikes. What type of material have you used for your...

Drew Diller - 12 Years Ago

ok, thanks. This method seems interesting but I think I will start with tubular bag folded back on...

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Drew Diller - 12 Years Ago

fgayford, making progress on the bladder end of things...

Drew Diller - 12 Years Ago

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