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Putting two copper sheets together.
Copper is a highly conductive corrosion resistant and ductile metal which is easily bonded by epoxies acrylics or cyanoacrylates offered by cyberbond.
Today copper water pipes are soldered with lead free flux and silver alloys.
Read down below to find out how to join two pieces of metal without welding.
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This is probably one of the easiest methods of joining pieces of metal or anything together.
Make sure that you add some flux to the area to be soldered.
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The original rivet head is called the factory head and the secondary head made after popping the rivet is called the shop head or the buck tail.
Cut the pipes to length using a tube cutter.
Place the 2 pieces of copper brass you want to solder on a hard surface.
Don protective gloves and safety glasses.
Lay out the pipes and fittings that you will be joining.
In this case i m soldering a copper reducer to a piece of copper pipe.
I use a paste flux which is self cleaning although you should still wipe it with some isopropyl alcohol afterwards.
How to join two copper pipes without welding 1.
Copper pipes and other copper parts can be soldered using various metals with low melting points.
This video shows how to solder two pieces of flat copper together.
Some of these alternatives to welding methods require heat while some don t require heat at all.
Do not touch heated pipes or melted solder with your bare hands.
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Add a new galvanized steel pipe length nipple at each end and solder in your copper.
Traditionally lead alloys have been used for soldering copper but these have fallen from favor in recent years due to lead poisoning concerns.
Use sandpaper as needed for cleaning pipe then take the union apart and solder the brass end to the copper and screw the steel end to the galvanized pipe.
A rivet is an easy economical and permanent way to bind two or more sheets of metal together.
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Finally join the two ends with the large nut.