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    Jordan Leeds 1
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      I have a small quantity of monel 400 alloy , considering making a few valve seats for my locomotive out of this then pressing them in and using stainless spindles does anyone see an issue with this

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      Jordan Leeds 1
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        David George 1
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          What engine are you making them for. A little more information would be helpful.

          David

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          Howard Lewis
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            Monel is a high Nickel content alloy developed for use in high temperatures, such as gas turbines, so you should have no problems with creep, or corrosion in a steam loco!

            Have no idea how it machines!

            Howard

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            old mart
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              Monel is used a lot for tubing as it is very ductile and corrosion proof. It it quite soft, so using sharp tooling will be required. Silver coinage is a similar cupro nickel alloy.

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