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JasonB01/10/2021 12:11:14
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Posted by CHAS LIPSCOMBE on 30/09/2021 22:55:12:

This is my first attempt at soldering stainless steel and screening the job with vermiculite blocks.

CHAS LIPSCOMBE01/10/2021 12:18:10
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David, The 3 light-coloured bricks on top are vermiculite. The base slab is some sort of fire grate brick as I don't have enough vermiculite ones at the moment. . The bored out piece of brick holding the job is also fire brick - same reason. We are in lock down (again) at the moment and I can't find an Aus supplier that will post small numbers of vermiculite brick because of breakage. Someday everything will revert to normal...............I hope.

Dave Halford01/10/2021 14:23:04
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You could try switching the blocks around as the base slab is touching the job.

Funny how in the UK common vermiculite comes in 1" thick x 4"x 9" yours looks to be 9" x 2" x 3" which is a house building size. We also have a light weight building block for the inside of house cavity walls that you can cut with a hand saw that works nearly as well.

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