r/Copper • u/D1AM0NDHAND • 12h ago

First day using a smelter... How did I do?

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They are about 1.1lbs to 1.3 each

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A community for people who like the red metal

r/Copper

This is a place for people who appreciate quality coppersmithing, make or collect copper crafts, collect copper and bronze coins, hoard 95% copper pennies just in case, or are interested in any other aspect of **Cu**, the red metal.

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Welcome to /r/Copper

This is a place for people who appreciate quality coppersmithing, make or collect copper crafts, are in the building industry, collect copper and bronze coins, hoard 95% copper pennies as a store of wealth, or are interested in any other aspect of Cu, the red metal.

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You know what other metal is great? SILVER! Go check out the very active subreddit /r/silverbugs and see what's going on.

Also be sure to visit:

/r/Coppercookware
/r/PreciousMetalRefining
/r/TheCopperStandard
/r/copperhoarders
/r/copperbugs
/r/scrapmetal
/r/Keweenawrockhounds

You know what goes great with copper? Tin! Combining copper and tin brought about the Bronze Age and later gave us pewter. Today's lead-free solders contain mostly tin with a bit of copper and/or other metals.

/r/Tin

For more metal fun head on over to /r/Tungsten and have a look around