Bilaminate Construction on a BICYCLE HEADTUBE // paul brodie's shop

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Thank you Paul for explaining bilaminate, which has long been a mystery to me.

Hertog_von_Berkshire

painting with liquid metal
As a retired Welder/Brazer and owner of an old Serotta, I can appreciate a lugged frame as few can.
Notice how he 'stores heat' / pre-heats - from 18:28 to 18:43 - applicable to sweating copper and brazing in general.

jthepickle

At my local coffee shop last week in San Jose, a blue and white Broadi bike was parked outside. Same style. I can’t recall ever seeing one in any paint scheme before.

ronhuffman

Lovely work. A lot of your motorcycle work is interesting but the framebuilding is what I'm here for. Perfect shorelines.

Ronsonic

Paul is a legit surgeon-sculptor with those hands of his.

scottcates

Your comment about a good painter being important struck home 🙂. In general fabrication circles, the phrase 'grinder and paint makes the welder I ain't' gets used a lot.

peglor

It's great to see real craftsmanship.

johnjacobs

I just purchased some parts from a guy with a Brodie just like that. I asked what he wanted for that. He smiled and said it was going with him. We both got a laugh out of it.

bikenraider

I remember the Claud Butler frames when I was growing up and every kid had a bike, they where very sought after. Your a very skilled man Mr Brodie.

michaelrandle

Beautiful classy like wing tip shoes. You are a craftsman

kielbasi

10:35 The Force is strong with Paul, because controlling X and Y simultaneously on a mill takes jedi mind tricks.

mistermoore

it is like a short meditation to watch how the small details are done with care. thank you!

Wbs

Interesting to see the process, , it really makes you appreciate the craftsmanship in even the smallest part, free handing the mill is like writing your name with an etch-a-sketch .

tomthompson

Hey Paul & Mitch, another great episode! It's so satisfying to watch you take the raw materials, use your amazing machinist's skillset to tweak them into the shapes you need, then use your weld/solder/braze techniques to create the gorgeous pieces of moving artwork! Many thanks!

tomfortson