Brick wall end cut coffee table top

anyone know how I can cut and weld brass?
i need to learn how to do it, for all my furniture.

-- Enrique,Valle de Bravo Mexico

I have seen people use a fine tooth bandsaw to cut brass. I stick to hack saws for my brass cutting. You will need a propane torch or preferable a oxy acetylene torch to braze the braze together, process with the same as soldering heat the metal to be bonded, let the material being bonded cause the filler material to melt. I like the flux coated brazing rod the best.

thank u so much

-- Enrique,Valle de Bravo Mexico

Back in the day, in high school shop class we used jewelers saws (like a coping saw but smaller) to cut shapes from brass stock to make keychains. Not the fastest, but fairly precise.

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Great work Enrique!

Brazing brass is the way to go +1 for TechTeacher04.

i what to make something like this in brass or copper!
for my coffee table

-- Enrique,Valle de Bravo Mexico

wow, that is beautiful, great job

-- steve, simple and effective woodworking---etsy.com/shop/SussmanWoodworking--

Based on cost, you might consider using steel and painting it brass or copper colored. If cost is no object have at it, please post the final product so we can see. That quantity of brass in my area would bankrupt me. I was looking for a small piece of Brass bar stock to make a hammer and a 12” piece of 2” was going to be several hundred dollars. I could buy a hammer already made for less.

thanks TechTeacher04 but i think no matter the cost of the brass or copper , at the end i will sell my piece expensive
and it will be worth it the expense !

-- Enrique,Valle de Bravo Mexico

Good work.
and if you sure in expensive sales, there are best idea – outsourcing
or if you want work with metall – built metalworking shop

-- @alexey_Khasyanov

Thnks but how can i make outsourcing ?

-- Enrique,Valle de Bravo Mexico

Wow outstanding work. I love the brick effect it looks really nice.Alistair

-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease

That looks fantastic!

-- Tree, wood, and box lover from Pennsylvania

If painting the frame is not what you would like you might want to look into electroplating. I think it might cost less to make then frame out of steel and have it brass or copper plated.

Nice job on the top. I would also be concerned about the structural integrity of brass. Brass is really soft. I would be concerned about denting the frame of your end table by accidentally kicking it. Unless you’re planning on using solid brass instead of hollow brass tubing. In which case, your end table is going to weigh several hundred pounds. Electroplating is probably the way to go, as others have suggested.

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