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Posted by Fred OH on June 17, 2003 at 13:42:47 from (208.32.116.59):
In Reply to: Copper Kettle posted by Farmer Steve on June 13, 2003 at 09:06:12:
As I recall...the way to anneal copper is not to let it cool slow...quench it while hot. Someone better check the book...cause we got varying opinions here. I've done it a few times and used the hot quench method, just the opposite as steel. Working copper and brass will make it hard...heating and quenching will anneal it. And the cleanup method is still Kool-Aid...several packs in a 30 gallon container and let it boil for a while. L8R....Fred OH
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