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Whether you are creating an artistic sculpture or an architectural design, are easy to achieve. A patina isn't just copper...
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Etching is an ancient craft that's been practiced for centuries to produce beautifully decorated items, such as jewelry, weapons and armor. It's also a way...
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Rigidized®, or embossed metals, pioneered in the 1940s by the Rigidized Metals Corp. of Buffalo, New York, are an attractive way to add value...
Choosing a suitable metal for a project is much like choosing the right bullet for a gun. If the characteristics and specifications of the bullet and gun do not properly align, the gun will not be able to fire. The same is true for metal.
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Expanded metal is a sheet of metal fabricated with a regular pattern of diamond-shaped openings. These openings reduce the weight and cost of the sheet...
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Copper metals are commonly used in industries worldwide to create unique products that demonstrate exceptional capabilities. For applications that require enhanced malleability, machinability, conductivity, copper alloy products deliver proven results.
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Construction industries worldwide utilize metals to form durable parts and components for simple and advanced applications.
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Learn what factors into market metal prices. Fluctuations with global supply and demand often dictate the prices for base and ferrous metals. Find out more.
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Discover the specific requirements, methods, equipment and techniques for welding copper metals, while preserving their material characteristics.
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There are more ways to connect metal than through welding. Learn the process of tapping to master a safer, quicker version of reinforcing metal.
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Wondering how to solder brass or copper tubing? We'll tell you what tools to use, how to apply those tools, and more techniques here.
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Metalsmithing tools and techniques include heating metal, soldering pieces together, and decorating it with patterns and textures. Learn more here.
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Only certain marine metals and metal combinations can withstand the conditions of the sea. Use our guide to figure out which ones are the best and why.
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