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[29] Some Notes on Stakes and Swages
Stakes are objects used for shaping metal over, on and into. Hammers or mallets are used to form the metal over the shape of the stake. Stakes can be made of various materials. A wooden stump can be considered a kind of a stake. Usually in the West most stakes are steel.... (1997)
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[80] Some patination information on the Net
Here are some patination sources on the internet. Remember that all patinas are toxic and irritant and should not be worn next to skin unprotected.... (1998)
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[30] Some Polishing and Finishing Aids
For polishing it is recommended to use primarily bristle brushes for most of the removal work and to follow up with a buff where necessary. Feel free to use a lot of compound, it is the compound that does the work, not the buff. Old polishers would have dozens of shaped and turned wooden, leather and even paper shapes and wheels to go on the spindle for different problems.... (1994)
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[60] Some Soldering hints and tricks
Medical hemostats and forceps make good clips for wire solder. Soldering clips for soldering work may be made from cotter pins, coat hanger wire, piano wire, steel strapping or old clock springs. These may be used to hold parts together.... (1997)
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[261] Some suggested tools for gem setting
This article lists the basic tools someone learning stonesetting might want to have around. One would of course add to this list..... (2002)
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