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vhovinen

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September 21, 2004, 3:41 am
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October 18, 2011, 8:59 pm

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On the right: a normal ring made out of annealed steel, (14 gauge/0.3937" ID)
On the left: an abnormal ring made out of annealed steel (14 gauge/0.3937" ID) and covered with tin.

I was just experimenting. I tried to cover rings with electrolysis and it worked. They wont rust anymore and they look like made out of aluminium. But I'm still going to stick with annealed steel because it has a beautiful dark shine!

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Tag(s): Heat-Treated, Materials, Rings, Steel

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