[Konvas] Cinema Digest, Vol 129, Issue 11

[Pierre Samuel Rioux]

The soft barney i have from US was made with a layer of tin lead in it.

Lead it's poison at the beginning of Canada pioneer made spoon and fork
with it
and covered it with Tin,
When war with the British or the Native American came they melt the spoon
and fork for making ball for the musket...

If you have flower pot made in lead don't grow thing you eat in it.

On Sun, Jan 29, 2017 at 12:00 PM, <cinema-request at konvas.org> wrote:

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> I just find this about available sheet of lead.
> I was looking for zinc for plating and i found this.
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> here the link
> https://rotometals.com/lead-sheet/
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> I presently working to a project where i build a small forge running on
> propane ( very portable size )
> later i will made one running with charcoal for larger size .It's just a
> hobby project to made some parts for me ... i like doing ting DIY
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> Very interesting PS.
>
> I didn't know it came so thin which is news to me. I have the thick stuff
> all over my roof and there is nothing better for water proofing and
> longevity but it is expensive. It is lovely to work with and when heated up
> it bends and shapes well. Never thought of making a barney with lead but it
> makes sense.  Great to melt and cast objects. I used to buy lead weights
> from my local fishing tackle shop and melt them down on the kitchen gas
> stove. Used to cast sculpture figures etc and paint them with bronze paint,
> cheating I know but looks as good as genuine bronze.
>
> I have lots of garden pots made from lead and are over 100 years old and
> still look like new.
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> Rita
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> > On 29 Jan 2017, at 01:25, Pierre Samuel Rioux via Cinema <
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> > I just find this about available sheet of lead.
> > I was looking for zinc for plating and i found this.
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> > https://rotometals.com/lead-sheet/
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> > I presently working to a project where i build a small forge running on
> propane ( very portable size )
> > later i will made one running with charcoal for larger size .It's just a
> hobby project to made some parts for me ... i like doing ting DIY
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