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Posted by Andrew Molinaro on April 26, 2007, 9:39 pm
Please log in for more thread options Paddy,
Have you met the delamination demon. YOU know the one. He makes your
wrought iron come apart when you work the material too cold. Especially
when you have a large group of people watching you. : )
Seriously though, I have found wrought likes to be real hot when it is
worked. It really likes to fall apart when it isn't hot enough. I have,
however, straightened many old bent wrought bars cold and have not had
problems. My experiance is either cold or screamin hot. Let me know what
you think.
Andrew
www.artisansoftheanvil.com
> "Most" post vises are wrought iron .But iron of any type prefers heat when
> bending,makes the molecular structure feel so much better.
> Paddy P the wannabe
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