The blacksmith's guide : valuable instructions on forging, welding, hardening, tempering, casehardening, annealing, coloring, brazing, and general blacksmithing (1907)
Sallows, J. F. (James Francis), 1865- · Brattleboro, Vt. : The Technical Press · leaf 148
BRAZING— GENERAL BLACKSMITH1NG 135 common to use gasoline, burners for which can be bought ready for use. An air blast must be provided for either type of burner. If gas is the fuel, burners can be made by using pipe fittings, as in Fig. 1. The front view shows two side burners made from 1 14- inch… … Fig. 1. Brazing Furnace. ent angles, as required, and by using a 45-degree T a burner like that in the side view at the back of the furnace can be made, which, in this position, blows down directly on the work. This makes a splendid arrangement for brazing most all ordinary pieces. A small 14 -inch…
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