Making double-prong skewers
On 2010-09-04, Joseph Gwinn wrote:
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Ignoramus24760 wrote:
Great idea. I do not think that 1/8" is too large. Feels about right
to me.
They look pretty robust. We shall soon see it 1/8" is the right size. The
first two skewers are out of the dishwasher.
A question for the welders out the Which SS alloys can be welded or hard
(silver) soldered without destroying the stainless property? I see lots of
advice to re-passivate SS items that have been heated to a red heat, to avoid
subsequent corrosion, but for many things I might make re-passivation would be
pretty awkward, and I don't think all SS alloys require this.
For instance, food service furniture is welded and silver brazed, but is far too
large to be dipped into a tank, and brush passivation is too slow.
Joe Gwinn
Joe, this is bull****.
Do not worry about it. Itwill not rust through. I have a stainless
grill that is 10 years old and has seen a lot. The stainless on it is
stained, but is in perfectshape.
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