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August 28, 2003
Measuring tube as it grows and shrinks We always have some confusion at our house concerning desserts. My wife claims that I like only two kinds of pie: hot and cold. Well, she is mostly right. My favorite is cherry, and I love it served either hot or cold. Here's our family recipe—you be the judge. Grandma's Cherry Pie... Read more...

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April 24, 2003
The anatomy of a monster truck It can be only one thing: a BIGFOOT® monster truck. And it contains an unbelievable amount of tube. Just a Hobby It all started innocently. Bob Chandler was a construction contractor by day, a 4x4 enthusiast by night, and a lead-foot all the time. His notoriously heavy foot led to a... Read more...

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May 30, 2001
Exploring the welded tube making process: The basics for fabricators This article is aimed not at tube producers, but at fabricators of tubing, to provide an overview of the process. In the simplest terms, a welded tube is made by taking a piece of steel strip, rolling it into a cylinder, and then heating the edges and forging them together to make a tube.... Read more...

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