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Just got this off another forum not sure if its correct or not but anyway.

""What grade of Ti is he using? You said he ran an aerospace company, so I'm guessing aero grade? That would be 6% aluminum, 4% vanadium; or 6% aluminum, 6% vanadium, and 2% tin - I think that's right. That stuff is rather expensive as I understand it""

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mr 32

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the stuff i used came from the usa i can get the specs but for 1m of 2inch it was about 700aus and 1m of 3inch was about 1200aus i think the dollars was about 65c us at the time. if you know what you want i can get you a price from the wholesaler if you want.

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