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Cooking & Baking

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6. Except for the lead, nickle, zink, lubricants -sounds delish.

Mon Jun 12, 2023, 11:23 AM

Jun 2023

Nickle in the steel, lead in the steel to make it more ductile to form the heads. Lubricants to shape the point. Zink for the coating.

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Hardware Store cooking? Am I the only one? [View all] kozar Jun 2023 OP

I've done this for years PJMcK Jun 2023 #1

Oh yeah , gotta you stainless, and, kozar Jun 2023 #3

Do almost everything you do... MiHale Jun 2023 #2

This sounds like kozar Jun 2023 #4

That's why cooking is so much fun... MiHale Jun 2023 #5

Exactly, kozar Jun 2023 #7

Except for the lead, nickle, zink, lubricants -sounds delish. marble falls Jun 2023 #6

Hmm I never tried kozar Jun 2023 #8

It's worse than the zinc in suppliments read MSDS on the box of nails ... marble falls Jun 2023 #9

Kinda off topic , kozar Jun 2023 #11

Holy Crap, kozar Jun 2023 #12

I have one made of pottery yellowdogintexas Jun 2023 #13

I use apple juice kozar Jun 2023 #16

I use metal skewers, same principle Kali Jun 2023 #14

Eight penny nail, as I recall Warpy Jun 2023 #15