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| Name | Etching a Brass Type Label for my lathe without chemicals |
| Video Uploader | Video From chips & dust |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 14-03-2022 18:21:17 |
| Video Discription | I found another old lathe made by Stube & Fils in Paris around the year 1893. Type label was missing, so I tried to make a new one during restoration. Normally these type labels ware etched with Iron-III-Chloride - which is highly toxic. I tried to do it without chemicals, only with electrolysis. The result is not as perfect as a professional made type label. But it matches perfectly with the antique lathe. It took me several attempts, but at the end it was surprisingly easy. You can do this at home too. All you need is a laser printer (or a copier from a copy shop), a thin sheet of a magazine paper, a laminator (a hot iron will do, too) and a battery charger - or at least a cell hone charger. That's all - the rest is told in the video! Have fun, like, subscribe, or leave a comment! 5f5ehxk1VoU |
| Category | Entertainment |
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