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brenton88

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  1. thanks for the ideas and i will certainly look into them, but i still believe it would be to my benefit to learn more about casting, Evan if i have to set the copper aside for a while..
  2. cool thanks Steve i think thats a pretty good place to start
  3. Thank you all for your thoughts and time, but were should i start can you recommend a website or book i should find? like i stated earlier I'm vary new to this and don't know much. PS thanks Steve for clearing that up smelting was just the closest thing i thought of for what i wanted to accomplish
  4. thanks for the reply Frosty, their are a couple of reasons for my wanting to try this, first off i am a part time welder and a copper block or ingot is perfect for doing butt welds on a metal table, and the other is that i figure copper is one of the easier things to smelt so because I'm a beginner i thought i would try. but thanks for your advice i will try to see what i can find. Brenton
  5. Hey iv been interested in all forms of metal work since i was 14, and now I'm to the point where i want to learn about smithing. so any info you all can provide would be most appreciated whether books to find, websites to check, personal experience. Brenton from Murfreesboro TN
  6. Hy iv got some old copper tubing thats been soldiered and some copper out of some heavy eclectic cable and i would like to melt them down in to ingots but I'm new to smithing and smelting and was curious what i needed and what i needed to know before i get in over my head any help would be most appreciated
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