Sweet ride dude 
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I have met another framebuilder in my town called Markus and his bike brand is called Tante Mäkki. He is a super nice guy and he has bought an old framebuilding shop. Since he doesen‘t have a place to build bikes he has rent a place in the „Inno Lab“ wich is a facility wich supports young start ups. The Inno Lab has a really nice machine shop so we are cooking up something new:
If you want to see us build the jig you can follow him on Instagram:
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New Bike!
Since I have seen @Bucko‘s front triangles I always wanted to Build my own one. Thanks for the inspiration!
Acid etched head tube badge:
Gxp to DUB adapter because Mountainbike standarts suck:
Current setup with 26/27,5 mullet and no chain:
Test ride at Wexl Trails in Austria:
I have never been to a bikepark with such smooth Trails, not a single braking bump in sight. You can ride everything without a chain and probably without Brakes 
huge thanks to the Builders!
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Love the park bike!
Come say hi next time 
If you’re in the area again, the trails at Krems am Donau are short but well built. More enduro stuff but still fun. Lots of super nice stuff in Graz too.
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Damn that’s a nice bike!
And yes, do say hi when you’re in the area next time! (I’m in Graz…)
Also, very nice Merc T1 308D
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Last year I modified an old bmx frame with some diskbrakes, sadly the frame cracked at the Head Tube after the first Session 
Next week I am going on an Bike Packing Trip Around our lake the „Bodensee“. There are a lot of Skate Parks on our way, so the Plan is to take the BMX bikes with us. So it‘s time to Build up a new BMX:
The Bike has a really cool paint job but it‘s a pain to search for cracks. I couldn‘t get the drop outs to look good with spray paint, so I cold blued them and put some linseed oil on them.
For taking the bikes with us I build some holders for bike rags:
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What rear end did you use? Your build looks great!
Thanks! The rear end is from a 2020 Scott Gambler
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New build coming along nicely!
Really happy with my setup right now, the new Jig and the miter fixture rocks.
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Hi, I know your post is quite old now, but you can find some very helpful tube bending info here: https://bendtooling.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Bend-Tooling-Mandrel-and-Wiper-Selection-Chart-110927.pdf. They also have a longer pdf with more info that is helpful. The chart can be a good guideline, though I have found it to be a bit conservative. Your bikes look great!
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