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36947
anyone know a good test to tell the difference between brass and bronze and copper-beryllium?...thanks...
mtierneyr5gt
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Dec 2, 2006
12:23 am
36948
If you specify silicon bronze 513B alloy, it is a yellow brass color. It's a little harder to polish (as all silicon bronzes are) compaired to manganese bronze...
Lyle
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Dec 2, 2006
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36949
If you do a search of this group you will find a few years ago a guy on this list who may still be a member, Tom Cobett, gave all of that info in a few posts....
Lyle
creepinogie
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Dec 2, 2006
1:37 am
36950
check http:\\copperstarways.com Richard ... From: hobbicast@yahoogroups.com [mailto:hobbicast@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Lyle Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006...
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k2821
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Dec 2, 2006
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owly055
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Dec 2, 2006
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36952
I asked the same question a little while ago and found this information The resin is about $55, while the co reactant is $80+, for 5 gallons of each. It goes...
Dan Brewer
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Dec 2, 2006
2:29 am
36953
... Do brass and bronze spark when you grind them? Copper-beryllium should not. -Sebastien...
Sebastien Bailard
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36954
No _____ From: hobbicast@yahoogroups.com [mailto:hobbicast@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Sebastien Bailard Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006 4:38 PM To:...
Dan Brewer
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Dec 2, 2006
2:49 am
36955
We're talking two different things. The copperstairways place has petrobond resin, not the same as "Resin bonded sand" which is epoxy resin bonded sand similar...
Lyle
creepinogie
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Dec 2, 2006
3:36 pm
36956
my problem is i have a lot of brass,phosphor-bronze and stuff that could be copper-byrl..is there a chemical reaction test?? --- In ... On Behalf ... bronze ...
mtierneyr5gt
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Dec 2, 2006
4:20 pm
36957
Resin bonded sand is not an epoxy system and it is not a polyester like fiberglass systems. There are several systems these include : 1) furan based 2)...
jesse Brennan
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Dec 2, 2006
4:43 pm
36958
You are correct. No Herman Iron Pour this year. I was at the 2005 one. The resin bonding was fairly easy. Basicly, you mix sand and resin in a cement mixer,...
Daniel C Postellon
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Dec 2, 2006
5:12 pm
36959
One of the best ways to tell brass and naval bronze apart is to drill a hole in the material. Brass will put out chips as does cast iron. Bronze will put out a...
iron1of1
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Dec 3, 2006
3:52 am
36960
Hello there- A word of caution. As a welder it has been a safety issue about Beryllium Copper. I don't know the details, but I've heard that this alloy emits...
Larry Wolff
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Dec 3, 2006
3:58 am
36961
Beryllium is extremely nasty in dust form - micrograms can pretty much kill you. I needed to get some beryllium copper springs made and could only find a ...
Aaron Pasteris
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Dec 3, 2006
4:54 am
36962
Wow I haven't found that to be 100% true, I alloy 90/10 bronze, and it puts out lots of chips when drilling, and I snapped my bronze. Maybe 90/10 is the...
Charles Anderson
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Dec 3, 2006
6:28 am
36963
Use 90/10 ;-) Regards Charles...
Charles Anderson
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Dec 3, 2006
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36964
It can cause granulomas in the lung, and cause a disease that looks like tuberculosis. There is no treatment. Dan...
Daniel C Postellon
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Dec 3, 2006
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36965
I sent an email to Ashland to find a distributor for the Chem-rez 400. I'd like to try this stuff out since it seems really interesting. I also like the idea...
chris
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Dec 3, 2006
5:34 pm
36966
Hello Aaron - I'm dealing with a spring manufacturer who's pretty good. He makes a lot of very accurate springs for the "Things-that-go-bang" people. My...
Edi Malinaric
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Dec 3, 2006
8:21 pm
36967
I have created an album in the photo section of an air rammer that I am building. I purchased an Air Body Saw from a Homier Tool Sale and simply cut off the...
Lonnie
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Dec 3, 2006
11:41 pm
36968
I was wondering what you are planning to use for the rammer head? I see the previous post used mahogany wood...I was wondering if aluminum or bronze, or what...
Dave
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Dec 4, 2006
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36969
I would use wood. Just in case you ever accidently hit the pattern with the rammer. LL ... I ... that ... the ... made...
Lyle
creepinogie
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Dec 4, 2006
1:53 pm
36970
Thanks - I found a shop that not only did the job but did it very cheap and with exceptional quality. I only spoke with them over the phone and via email but...
Aaron Pasteris
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Dec 4, 2006
2:27 pm
36971
I have not figured out exactly what I will use for the tip yet. I visited a local foundry and their air rammer has a rubber tip. They are always willing to...
Lonnie
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Dec 4, 2006
2:28 pm
36972
Make it out of pine. All my hand rammers are made from it and there's no problem. ... stop ... head? ... Sale ... a ... stages...
Lyle
creepinogie
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Dec 4, 2006
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36973
i would suggest using silicone rubber like the type used for molds. you can even cast several different shapes that you can interchange. ... From:...
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racdirtdigger
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Dec 4, 2006
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36974
Hi Aaron - good news that. cheers edi ... From: "Aaron Pasteris" <aarons_groups@...> To: <hobbicast@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2006...
Edi Malinaric
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Dec 5, 2006
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36975
I think silicone rubber is too soft. The rubber tips on any air rammers I've seen were hard rubber. Rupert ... -- -- yvt Rupert Wenig Camrose, Alberta, Canada....
Rupert Wenig
rwenig1
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Dec 5, 2006
2:34 pm
36976
The idea rubber for this kind of application would be Devcon Flexane 80 which is pretty firm to begin with and can be used with a chemical modifier to increase...
Stone Tool
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Dec 5, 2006
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