"The Art of Lead Burning" by C. H. Fay is a how-to guide from the early 1900s about welding lead using fire. The book teaches the reader about everything one needs to know in order to effectively lead weld. It is essentially a manual designed to educate professionals--or even apprentices--regarding the intricacies of the techinique. The author provides practical advice for using machines, working safely (especially with hydrogen), and mastering the process in general.
The Art of Lead Burning A practical treatise explaining the apparatus and processes.
By C. H. Fay
Discover the secrets of early 20th-century lead welding, where safety and skill combine to master a crucial industrial craft.
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