rolling metal between two rollers has been done for hundreds of years especially in Italy.I have tried it but my rollers were not large enough. It takes tremendous force to do the same thing as the hammer does. Hammering in a traditional way to prepare the high lead alloy.
@Zumipali2 The metal needs to be as cool as possible to get the right structure. If it is too hot it will crack while cooling down and most of the metal will run off the table.
Organ building seems a wonderful way to earn one´s living. What kind of surface is that to extend the sheet of alloy over? I´m wondering if instead of the noisy hammering, one could rather to tight the sheet between two rollers. What do you think?
It varies, but in most cases organ pipes use some combination of tin and lead. The percentages vary widely, depending on the type of tone desired, as the metal composition (along with countless other factors) affects the tone.
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rolling metal between two rollers has been done for hundreds of years especially in Italy.I have tried it but my rollers were not large enough. It takes tremendous force to do the same thing as the hammer does. Hammering in a traditional way to prepare the high lead alloy.
Thank your very much for your kind reply your help will be very much helpful to me.
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The metal needs to be as cool as possible to get the right structure. If it is too hot it will crack while cooling down and most of the metal will run off the table.
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The table is a six inch thick granite covered with nomex cloth.
Very genius method 👍
Organ building seems a wonderful way to earn one´s living. What kind of surface is that to extend the sheet of alloy over? I´m wondering if instead of the noisy hammering, one could rather to tight the sheet between two rollers. What do you think?
Thank you my brother Hisham from Morocco. Can copper sheets be made the same way?
HI CAN YOU JUST TELL ME WHICH WOOD IS USED IN MAKING THE BOX FOR CASTING
How to make this wood machine. I beg you
Could you do this with copper??
you make metal pipe for exportation?
Hello. That's a fascinating video. What's the composition of your metal alloy?
It varies, but in most cases organ pipes use some combination of tin and lead. The percentages vary widely, depending on the type of tone desired, as the metal composition (along with countless other factors) affects the tone.
can you till me type of clothes on a table .