Working with Tin Plate

Working with tin plate is similar to copper sheet, but the biggest difference is soldering. In this video, I'm making chandelier arms, using several methods that are demonstrated in detail in other videos. Tin plate can usually be bought by the sheet at your local sheet metal warehouse / supplier. I use ABC Metals - there might be one in your state/nearby. Most of the hand tools I use (the hammers and crimpers) can be found at local hardware stores or Home Depot, etc. Whatever is easiest for you to find near you! The sal ammoniac block can be found here - I like this brand, and also it will last like a decade or longer: https://www.grainger.com/product/36JT... Flux is Acro flux, but they have been out of stock for a long time. Use Harris Stay Clean if you can get it: https://www.amazon.com/Harris-Stay-Cl... The solder is from Johnson Manufacturing. I use the silver bearing Number 460 - http://www.johnsonmfg.com/temp/NOLEAD... To sign up for an in-person workshop in Wisconsin (spaces are limited!): https://house-copper-cookware.myshopi... Find me on Substack: https://thebrazier.substack.com Or Instagram:   / thehousecopper   Or Facebook!   / housecoppercookware   Or find me on the web (and shop!) at: https://housecopper.com/ For information on my books, check out: https://www.saradahmen.com/