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Building a uni frame

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  1. I'm thinking of building a uni frame for my senior project then buying
    the necesary parts to complete the design. How hard would it be and do
    you think someone with a year of metalshop (one 50min class a day) in
    school could do it? I don't know what material i would use but from what
    I've found 6Al/4V Titanium would be a good choice although hard to work.
    I just want to build a simple frame but one I could ride for a while. I
    mean a uni is just a couple pieces welded together. Anyone have
    experience or anything else they want to share with me please do.

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  2. There are some designs that are extremely easy to build. Here's a link
    to a frame that I built out of old bicycle parts. It actually rides
    better and tracks straighter than my Yuni MUni🙂

    http://tinyurl.com/4nzng

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