[TheForge] Furnace Brazing

[Ron Childers]

Sounds dangerous- can you send it back to the factory?

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[mailto:theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Jerry Smith
Sent: Sunday, February 14, 2010 12:12 AM
To: Knife List; The Forge
Subject: [TheForge] Furnace Brazing

I have run into a situation that I need other peoples experiences to help
me. I had a lug braek away from a shoitgun barrel. This was made by Cooey in
Canada under the Winchester name. The lug and barrel were brazed together by
the process of furnace brazing. I think I can duplicate this method with my
propane forge, but I am not sure about what brazing materials  to use and
what temperatures I have to achieve. I understand that I may have to ream
the chamber out again if it deforms. I was thinking about doing some spot
welding with my TIG welder after I have this brazed back together.

So does anyone has experience in doing this form of brazing? 

Thanks in advance.

Jerry
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