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Working in Metals

Working in Metals

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THE LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY.
Working in Metals


THE LIBRARY
OF WORK AND PLAY

Carpentry and Woodwork
By Edwin W. Foster
 
Electricity and Its Everyday Uses
By John F. Woodhull, Ph.D.
 
Gardening and Farming
By Ellen Eddy Shaw
 
Home Decoration
By Charles Franklin Warner, Sc.D.
 
Housekeeping
By Elizabeth Hale Gilman
 
Mechanics, Indoors and Out
By Fred T. Hodgson
 
Needlecraft
By Effie Archer Archer
 
Outdoor Sports, and Games
By Claude H. Miller, Ph.B.
 
Outdoor Work
By Mary Rogers Miller
 
Working in Metals
By Charles Conrad Sleffel


Copyright 1911, by Underwood & Underwood
Even a Boy Can Learn How to Make a Horseshoe

WORKING IN METALS

By CHARLES CONRAD SLEFFEL

Wide Experience in Practical Shop Work and for 12 years Instructor in Metal Work at the Horace Mann School, Teachers' College, New York

Garden City     New York

DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY

1916


ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING THAT OF TRANSLATION INTO FOREIGN LANGUAGES, INCLUDING THE SCANDINAVIAN

COPYRIGHT, 1911, BY DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY


ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The publishers wish to acknowledge their indebtedness to the Teachers College of Columbia University for their courtesy in permitting certain of the photographs to be taken for this volume.


CONTENTS

PART I

CHAPTER PAGE
I. Introductory 3
II. Tools 5
WORK IN COPPER
III. How to Make a Copper Bowl 19
IV. Copper Trays 26
V. Paper Cutter and Nut Set 34
VI. Hard and Soft Soldering 41
VII. Candlestick, Sconce, Rose Jar, and Chalice 47
VIII. How to Make a Hat Pin 64
IX. How to Rivet 73
X. Lamp (for Electricity), with Shade 92
XI. Hinges in Copper or Silver 100
XII. Jewel Box and Desk Set 107
BRASS WORK
XIII. Finger Bowl, Crumb Tray, Tea Caddy, Vase, Bell and Bracket, Drawer Pulls, etc. 133
SILVER WORK
XIV. Finger Rings and Scarf Pins 151
XV. Necklaces, Brooches, Bracelets 166
XVI. Spoons and Picture Frame 178
XVII. Watch Fobs 187
XVIII. Napkin Rings, Silver Comb, Belt Buckles 191
XIX. Enamelling

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