[TheForge] welding question

[Rich Maynard]

Bronze, I'd guess. If you were in the UK, you'd send it here:

http://www.whitechapelbellfoundry.co.uk/

Britain's oldest manufacturing company, established in 1570.

That's a date, by the way, not a time for those of you who's country isn't
that old ;-)

Cheers,

Rich.

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> [mailto:theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net]On Behalf Of Michael Wolfe
> Sent: 09 July 2004 00:41
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> What is it made of???????
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> --- Mark & Sylvia Mondloch
> <HotArt at silvercreekpottery.com> wrote:
> > A month or so ago lightning hit the local church and
> > it burned.The bell was saved but it is cracked
> > pretty badly.Does anyone have a suggestion
> > for welding?The bell weighs about 1000 pounds.They
> > are never going to ring it again but want to use it
> > in a monument.The cracks seem to be getting worse
> > and they would like it done before it comes apart
> > completely.Any suggestions?
> >
> > ---
> > Mark  Mondloch
> > Silver Creek Pottery & Forge
> > W6725 Hwy 144
> > Random Lake ,Wi 53075
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