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June 7th 06, 09:00 PM
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Welding question: reinforce by inner sleeve
Folks - 43-13-1B says an inner sleeve can be up to 1/16th inch smaller
in diameter than the ID of the original tubing. When you slip the inner tube inside the original tube 1/16th turns into a lot of slop. Do you make any attempt to center the inner tube in the original tubing? If so, how? - Mike 
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