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Handle: a Wired Tinplate Lifting Handle, Riveted and Soldered On (Hasluck, 1907)

P. N. Hasluck (ed.) · Public domain

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4. نوفمبر 2026

Handle: a Wired Tinplate Lifting Handle, Riveted and Soldered On (Hasluck, 1907)

A tinsmith's lifting handle is a strip of tinplate cut to a tapering pattern, stiffened with wire along its edges and bent so its narrow end curls into a ring, then riveted and soldered to the vessel. Paul N. Hasluck's Tinplate Work (1907) gives it for the strainer of a fish kettle (Figs. 185-186). He gives no sizes for the pattern or the wire; those are unknown here. Source: P. N. Hasluck, Tinplate Work (1907), pp. 89-90. Picture: his Figs. 185 and 186.

مبتدئ

An hour for a pair

التعليمات

Read Hasluck

"Having cut two to this pattern, wire the edges, and bend to the shape of Fig. 186, letting the narrow part of the pattern form the ring; then rivet and solder them to the strainer."

Cut to the pattern

Mark out the handle on tinplate to the pattern of Fig. 185, a long strip tapering to a narrow end, and cut it out with snips; cut two for a pair. Hasluck gives no sizes (unknown).

المواد لهذه الخطوة:

صفيحة من الصفيح1 two strips

الأدوات المطلوبة:

مخطاط

مقصّ صفائح

أبعاد غير معروفة

Wire the edges

Wire the edges of each strip: The gauge for the handles is not given; the strainer they are made for is wired with No. 10 B.W.G. tinned wire.

المواد لهذه الخطوة:

سلك حديدي1 edges

الأدوات المطلوبة:

مطرقة خشبية

وتد

Bend the ring

Bend the strip to the shape of Fig. 186, curling the narrow end of the pattern round into the ring you lift by.

الأدوات المطلوبة:

مطرقة خشبية

وتد

Rivet and solder on

Punch the rivet holes, rivet the flat end of the handle to the vessel, and solder it.

المواد لهذه الخطوة:

برشام حديد1 per handle

لحام قصدير-رصاص1 small amount

الأدوات المطلوبة:

خرّامة صفيح

مطرقة برشمة

كاوية لحام كهربائية

مساعد صهر

History and honest limits

In Hasluck this handle lifts the perforated strainer out of a fish kettle; his colander has a pair of bow handles riveted on opposite each other. He gives the pattern by figure only, with no sizes, and does not say which wire goes in the handle edges; the tools are ours.