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must be a hell of a cookerI thought silicon bronze melted at around 900c, pans don't get near that do they.
High temperature in an oven is 240c.

must be a hell of a cookerI thought silicon bronze melted at around 900c, pans don't get near that do they.
High temperature in an oven is 240c.
In an oven! This is adjacent to a blue flame with that blue flame playing on the end of the partI thought silicon bronze melted at around 900c, pans don't get near that do they.
High temperature in an oven is 240c.
Maybe Kents cooker uses oxy acetylene as it's fuel sourceput it this way try brazing it with oxy acetylene and u need the metal to be cherry red for the bronze rod to melt in . so its hardly going to melt and drop off![]()
You want to see my wife`s cooking.Next time she has a barby she will need a Tempil Stick.
Yes I would repair it for you
Could do a bit video as well
using an original casting as a pattern would make the newly cast one smaller than the original when the metal cools and shrinksHowld on, wouldn't you just use it as a pattern and cast a new one from melted down thrusset trunnions and gimbal sprommets?![]()
using an original casting as a pattern would make the newly cast one smaller than the original when the metal cools and shrinks![]()
put it this way try brazing it with oxy acetylene and u need the metal to be cherry red for the bronze rod to melt in . so its hardly going to melt and drop offthe pans are only aluminium and after u have burnt the taties dry it still don't melt
You haven't seen my wife cook!No way a standard domestic hob would get it hot enough to melt the braze in normal use