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    saul
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    Default June 17th, 2011, 08:21 PM
    i wished to make bronze for use in a replica sword however, i do not have nearly enough tin available to me to make it.

    are there any alluminum copper alloys which would have similar properties? and how can these alloys be prepared? I have access to a powerful furnace that can melt both metals rather easily if a mixture of certain quantities of the liquid metals would suffice.


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