More than one builder has built lugless 753 frames in Britain - Argos here in Bristol built a few and so has Dave Yates in Newcastle. Both used silver solder for very small fillets - silver does not build up like the bronze alloys so the fillets are always miniscule. If the fillets were large I am sure they would be bronze.
Hilary Stone, from the home of silver soldered frame construction, Bristol -
Thanet Cycles based in Bristol were probably the first to use silver solder
for frame construction and the very early Silverlights were lugless!
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> garry nold wrote:
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>> He is the only builder that I know to be Reynolds
>> 753 certified for fillet braseing.
Chris Beyer added:>
> Huh? 753, as I understand it, is suitable only for silver-brazing, and I
> don't
> recall ever having seen any mention of anyone fillet-brazing with silver. The
> equivalent tubing suitable for fillet brazing (bronze/brass) is 853.
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> Framebuilders on the list: your recollections match mine?