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Hi,
How hard can it be to build something like this: http://www.radiatorshowroom.co.uk/al...-radiator.html as a DIY project!? (I'm not talking about achieving the look and feel.) My plan is take 1/2 copper tubing (the smaller the diameter the better, I assume) and weave it back and forth with 90 degree elbows. Then I will buy a sheet of copper and attach (somehow) to my mesh of tubing. Is this idea doomed from the beginning? If NOT, I would like to get some ideas on: 1. What to make the overall frame out of? I presume it needs to be quite strong. Perhaps steel welded together? 2. How to attach tubing to the sheet of copper? I can think of copper brackets with copper bolts. But maybe there is a better way, like some kind of heat transfer plates and heat conducting glue. That's good for starters... Thanks, Aaron |
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