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Old 2nd September 2022, 03:15 PM   #1
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It is Brass, so probably an older repair. Still, I think this one is a 19th century copy.
Brass rod brazing is still used regularly and requires less equipment than arc, mig, or tig. It cleans up more easily around the joint. I bought some the other day for repairs.
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