Every Boy His Own Mechanic
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Touch both of them W^"''" ^ with the "Tinol." and, supporting I them on a piece of charcoal or brick, direct the flame on to them with a blowpipe one at a time. This "tins " them, that is, it coats them with solder. Leaving the coin where it is, Fig. U.—An easily-made hold the pin on the end of a strip of wood, and place its head in position on the coin exactly as it is to be when soldered. Then a touch with the blowpipe flame will unite the two.
Fig. 11 shows how easily a spirit lamp for blowp...ipe soldering can be made. The wick tube is any small piece of tube available, and it slides fairly tightly through a hole cut in the lever lid of a small "self-opening" tin box. The wick is of loose threads. Note the small holes at the top of the wick tube ; they considerably im- prove the action of the lamp. Methylated spirit is the fuel. Lamps on this principle can be bought ready made.
134 Soldering Silver Soldering. — So far, I have talked about soft soldering only, that is, about solders that melt at the comparatively low temperature of a black-hot iron, but there is such a thing as hard soldering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Touch both of them W^"''" ^ with the "Tinol." and, supporting I them on a piece of charcoal or brick, direct the flame on to them with a blowpipe one at a time. This "tins " them, that is, it coats them with solder. Leaving the coin where it is, Fig. U.—An easily-made hold the pin on the end of a strip of wood, and place its head in position on the coin exactly as it is to be when soldered. Then a touch with the blowpipe flame will unite the two.
Fig. 11 shows how easily a spirit lamp for blowp...ipe soldering can be made. The wick tube is any small piece of tube available, and it slides fairly tightly through a hole cut in the lever lid of a small "self-opening" tin box. The wick is of loose threads. Note the small holes at the top of the wick tube ; they considerably im- prove the action of the lamp. Methylated spirit is the fuel. Lamps on this principle can be bought ready made.
134 Soldering Silver Soldering. — So far, I have talked about soft soldering only, that is, about solders that melt at the comparatively low temperature of a black-hot iron, but there is such a thing as hard soldering.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, Bernard Edward, 1879- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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