Manual of Instruction in Hard Soldering (Classic Reprint)

Chapter VI. The Process. THE WORK TABLE 29 THE JOINT 30 APPLYING SOLDER 30 APPLYING HEAT 31 THE USE OF THE BLOWPIPE 31 MAKING A FERRULE 32 JOINTS 34 TO REPAIR A SPOON 35 DIFFICULTIES 36 Chapter VII. The Process Continued. TO REPAIR A WATCH CASE S7 HARD SOLDERING WITH A FORGE OR HEARTH 40 HARD SOLDERING WITH TONGS 41 Chapter VIII. Technical Notes. PRESERVING THIN EDGES 42 SILVERSMITHS PICKLE 43 RESTORING COLOR TO GOLD 43 CHROMIC ACID 44 STEEL SPRINGS, TO MEND 45 SWEATING METALS TOGETHER 45 RETAINING WORK IN POSITION 46 MAKING JOINTS 46 APPLYING HEAT 47 PREVENTING THE LOSS OF HEAT 48 EFFECT OF SULPHUR, LEAD AND ZINC 49 TO PRESERVE PRECIOUS STONES 60 ANNEALING AND HARDENING 61 BURNT IRON 52 TO HARD SOLDER AFTER SOFT SOLDER 52 Chapter IX. Properties of Metals. TABLE OF SPECIFIC GRAVITY 63 TABLE OF TENACITY 63 TABLE OF FUSIBILITY 64 FUSIBILITY OF ALLOYS 64 I ndex.
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