Alright, so I am building a Hasegawa 1/24 kit of the Fairlady Z432R and I want to bend the brass pipes I have to make a rollcage. What would be the best way to take measurements?
Need rollcage help
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Ok this may sound daft!! but they do this when making trumpets.
Cap one end then almost fill the brass tube with water, cap the open end and put brass tube into the freezer for a few hours. Then take it out of the freezer and do all the bends you need to. The ice in the brass tube will stop the brass flatterning out as you make your bends.
When done leave to warm up and drain the water job done. -
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Originally posted by \Ok this may sound daft!! but they do this when making trumpets.Cap one end then almost fill the brass tube with water, cap the open end and put brass tube into the freezer for a few hours. Then take it out of the freezer and do all the bends you need to. The ice in the brass tube will stop the brass flatterning out as you make your bends.
When done leave to warm up and drain the water job done.
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Originally posted by \Ok this may sound daft!! but they do this when making trumpets.Cap one end then almost fill the brass tube with water, cap the open end and put brass tube into the freezer for a few hours. Then take it out of the freezer and do all the bends you need to. The ice in the brass tube will stop the brass flatterning out as you make your bends.
When done leave to warm up and drain the water job done.Comment
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Originally posted by \Ok this may sound daft!! but they do this when making trumpets.Cap one end then almost fill the brass tube with water, cap the open end and put brass tube into the freezer for a few hours. Then take it out of the freezer and do all the bends you need to. The ice in the brass tube will stop the brass flatterning out as you make your bends.
When done leave to warm up and drain the water job done.
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