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February 6th 11, 04:58 PM
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Relative strength: single-wall or nested aluminum tubing?
I can find tubing with a .120" wall, and I can find it with .058" wall.
For a short run (just a few feet), would there be any significant difference in bending resistance between a length of the thick wall stuff and one made from two nested thin wall lengths? Weight's not an issue, nor is price. -- Bert Hyman W0RSB St. Paul, MN |
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