Industrial Tools
Industrial Tools
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 NEW Illinois Industrial Tool IIT 32220 24oz Rubber Mall  US $7.49
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 NEW IIT Industrial Tools IIT 32200 8 Ounce Rubber Malle US $3.49
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 16 oz Fiberglass Claw Hammer US $23.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 16 oz Hickory Claw Hammer US $26.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools Drywall Hammer US $23.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 16 oz Deadblow Hammer US $25.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 16 oz Fiberglass Rip Hammer US $23.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 32 oz Deadblow Hammer US $26.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 24 oz Deadblow Hammer US $27.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 3 LB Machinist Hammer US $25.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 3 LB Sledge Hammer US $23.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 48 oz Deadblow Hammer US $30.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 3 LB Cross Pein Hammer US $26.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 3 LB Drilling Hammer US $25.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 24 oz Fiberglass Brass Hammer US $33.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 3 LB Fiberglass Sledge Hammer US $26.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 16 oz Wood Rip Hammer US $20.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tool 16 oz Tubular Steel Rip Hammer US $22.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tool 16 oz Fiberglass Copper Hammer US $33.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 2 LB Drilling Hammer US $20.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 4 LB Sledge Hammer US $25.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 4 LB Cross Pein Hammer US $27.99
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 7 pc 150 MM Air Hammer Set US $36.95
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 Michigan Industrial Tools 7 pc 190 MM Air Hammer Set US $42.99
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How do I connect brass to brass?
Basically I have to connect 2 flat plates together. I'm hoping to find some method of connecting them with out using a screw and bolt. The less I have punching out of these 2 plates the better.
I've already tried soldering and super glue. I do not have access to any large industrial tools but any ideas would be helpful
Brass is usually brazed with a low temperature torch. Are you putting one directly on top of the other like a sandwich or connecting the two plates end for end?
- if your putting one directly over the other, try a product like "the amazing automotive goop" I think permatex makes it. Funny name, but beleive me you'll never get those plates apart again. Make sure you clean the parts with iso 99%alcohol or windex first though.
- if your joining the ends brazing is really the only non-bolting way their going to stay together.