Category:Sheet Metalwork
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Description
Sheet Metalworking involves the formation of objects by bending, folding, rolling and joining flat sheets of metal which have been cut to an appropriate pattern - known as Nets and Developments.
A Tinsmith (aka Whitesmith), for example, makes a variety of household objects by cold working various thin and flat sheet metals but commonly from Tinplate.
The same or similar techniques can be used when working Pewter or making objects from Galvanised Iron, Steel or Aluminium for example.
Pages in category 'Sheet Metalwork'
The following 25 pages are in this category, out of 25 total.
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Media in category 'Sheet Metalwork'
The following 19 files are in this category, out of 19 total.
FoldingAngles.png 788 × 399; 167 KB
FoldingBar.png 750 × 536; 167 KB
Joggling.png 999 × 463; 128 KB
LoafTin.png 862 × 462; 227 KB
PastryCutters.png 451 × 454; 177 KB
TinCan.png 270 × 430; 140 KB
TinplateContainer.png 373 × 417; 244 KB
TinsmithCapStripLockedCornerSeamJoint.png 775 × 423; 136 KB
TinsmithingCornerLapJoints.png 667 × 292; 41 KB
TinsmithingLapJointSoldering2.png 1,018 × 765; 115 KB
TinsmithingMakingWiredEdge.png 1,134 × 583; 214 KB
TinsmithMakingGroovedSeam.png 1,240 × 707; 335 KB
TinsmithMakingKnockedUpJoint.png 1,314 × 492; 351 KB
TinsmithMakingSafeEdge.png 1,026 × 487; 168 KB
TinsmithMakingSeamedCylinderGrooving.png 983 × 719; 326 KB
TinsmithMakingStandingSeam.png 1,314 × 508; 394 KB
TinsmithStandingSeamJoint.png 575 × 200; 48 KB
Tinware.png 281 × 254; 72 KB
TransitionPieces.png 837 × 553; 303 KB
