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Hi again,
Just out of curiosity, what happens if you make clock wheels out of non- leaded brass ?
Thanks again
Mark
I wonder if they are unleaded, will they go "green" !
Phil
The problem comes in the making …
"Hard Leaded Engraving Brass" produces beautiful little chips from the cutter.
"Brass Ordinaire" smears.
It's like the difference between hard Aluminium Alloys and soft Aluminium sheet.
MichaelG.
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