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Sterling Silver Sheet: 925 Alloy Cast and Rolled
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Sterling Silver Sheet: 925 Alloy Cast and Rolled

Sterling is 92.5 % silver and 7.5 % copper: the copper makes soft fine silver hard enough to wear. Melt the two together, pour an ingot, and roll it down to sheet, annealing it whenever it stiffens: heat to a dull red and quench in water. The picture: our diagram, ingot to sheet.
Intermediate
Half a day

Instructions

1

Weigh out 925

Weigh fine silver and copper in the ratio 92.5 to 7.5 (see the notebook).

Materials for this step:

Fine SilverFine Silver92.5 g
Copper IngotCopper Ingot7.5 g

Tools needed:

Digital Kitchen ScaleDigital Kitchen Scale
2

Melt and pour

Melt them together in a crucible with the torch, stir, and pour into an ingot mould.

Tools needed:

CrucibleCrucible
Propane TorchPropane Torch
Crucible TongsCrucible Tongs
Ingot MouldIngot Mould
Welding GlovesWelding Gloves
Safety GlassesSafety Glasses
3

Anneal

Heat the ingot to a dull red and quench it in water.

Materials for this step:

WaterWater5 liters

Tools needed:

Propane TorchPropane Torch
Quench BucketQuench Bucket
Crucible TongsCrucible Tongs
4

Roll to sheet

Roll it through the mill a little at a time, annealing again whenever it gets stiff, until it is as thin as you need.

Tools needed:

Rolling MillRolling Mill
Propane TorchPropane Torch
Quench BucketQuench Bucket
Digital Caliper 6-InchDigital Caliper 6-Inch
5

Weighing out 925

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Materials

3

Tools Required

10

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