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Silverwork and jewelry : a text-book for students and workers in metal (1912)

Wilson, H, Bisei, Unno · New York : D. Appleton · leaf 127

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road,file the angles untilit is nearly oval insection, or you maypass a piece ofround wire throughthe rolling-mill.This is to serve asthe mandrel (fig.6$). Bend a slipof No. 5 metal ^inch wide, so thatit fits round themandrel closely,and solder the join.On one end youwill solder a bit ofthe same… … the edge of the strip ; this is to take the Necklacestongue of the catch. In the center of thestrip you will file out a notch dividing itentirely, and also the end of the tube forabout j-th of an inch. Then take a slip ofsilver as wide as the tube and half as thick,solder a plate of No. 5 metal at…

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