Ammunition & Hand Loading > Cartridge and Shotshell reloading
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unfy:
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The 'tin' roofing discs are magnetic.
*pissed*
edit:
Wait. Tin is magnetic ?! :o
Learn something new.
Will see how it melts later.
re-edit: hit it with a 725 degree soldering iron. nada. owell.
JTH:
--- Quote from: unfy on January 11, 2014, 08:49:55 PM ---Wait. Tin is magnetic ?!
re-edit: hit it with a 725 degree soldering iron. nada. owell.
--- End quote ---
:) Yep, tin is magnetic. In two different ways, oddly enough.
Also, Tin melts at about 450 degrees F, so your soldering iron attempt result is----odd. Sure your soldering iron reaches the temperature it is supposed to, these days? (Solder melts a LOT easier than 725, so....)
bkoenig:
With the price of tin I would be very surprised if those discs are actually tin. Maybe tin coated or something.
shooter:
flashing is usually galvanized steel
Phantom:
The Roofing Disc's he's playing with Might not be all Tin :(
What's more likely is they are an Alloy or some other metal coated with Tin to stop corrosion
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