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IRONWORK sa BLACKSMITHING sa METAL & METALWORKING x ORNAMENTAL IRONWORK x WROUGHT IRONWORK xx BLACKSMITHING xx METAL & METALWORKING How to work with wrought iron. Pictures show installation of pre-built wrought iron porch and stair railings. How to install ornamental railings and columns Decorative ironwork. Repairing and replacing 19th-century castings. Wrought iron. Hand-forged gates and fences are a durable display of blacksmithing artisanry. Includes details of traditional forming and joinery techniques for wrought iron. Victorian-style fence is a wooden version of a wrought-iron fence. Tip: Alternative to drilling bolt holes in angle iron. Tips on repairing and repainting rusty decorative ironwork. Two-pin bending jig is strong enough to work 1/8" thick wrought iron, either 1/2" or 3/4" wide. Wrought iron shield (coat of arms). A decorative initial is surrounded by a shield shape. Requires simple welding. Making your own wrought iron fence, railings, etc. A look at Victorian cast iron fencing and some of the most popular motifs. Includes information on the care and repair of ornamental iron. A look at the fences of the 18th & 19th centuries. Part 1. Stone fences, brick fences and iron fences and railings. Cast iron. Part 1. Rust removal, painting and minor repairs. How to restore and maintain ornamental ironwork. Cast iron. Part 2. Major repairs and replacement castings. Casting the missing pieces. Description of the restoration of iron stair rails. Forge a fancy iron fence. How to use an electric arc welder to build iron fencing. Decorative cast iron. Easy to use and inexpensive. Includes instructions for building your own window balconies from square stock and decorative castings. Tips on repainting an old Victorian-style iron picket fence. Tip: "Steel epoxy" recommended for patching rotted areas in old windows and "welding" deteriorated areas of wrought-iron fence. How to find a foundry to do custom casting of cast-iron parts. Includes information on pattern-making. Architectural iron work. Techniques for repair and maintenance of both cast and wrought iron. Maintaining and repairing architectural iron. Emphasis is on a typical New York City cast iron newel and balustrade and steel fences. The art of ironwork. Historic uses of railings, fences and gates. Advice on repair and maintenance of both the metal and footings. Decorative wall bracket holds a small lamp or plant on the end of a chain. Bent from flat iron stock. Ornamental metal scrollwork. Metal products made from strap iron include candlestick, bookrack, lamp base, and wine holder. How to install wrought iron railings. Instructions on how to form your own wrought iron. Plans include a wall-hung telephone stand with a clear plastic top. Wrought-iron railing can be used for fencing. Sketch shows how to make a no-weld gate. Install a strong, decorative tubular steel security fence which looks like wrought iron. | |||||||||
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