Got a dent in your copper and brass flasks?
It can be fixed easy enough with wood, screw driver, tape and a small hammer using a few simple steps...
First: Remove the powder... :winking:
Next: Remove the top of the flask with a screw driver or unscrewing it, depending on the type of flask you have...
Third: Using a shaped piece of hard wood held in a vise, stick it into the flask and position it at the dent...
Fourth: Tape the end of the hammer well to pad the striking face... Duct tape will do nicely...
Fifth: Using small taps, work the dent out by tapping the dented area between the hammer and the shaped piece of hard wood until smooth...
Last: Put the flask back together and refill it...
(It can get a little trucky around designs and contours, a small taped brass rod used as a drift will aid in these tight areas.)
It can be fixed easy enough with wood, screw driver, tape and a small hammer using a few simple steps...
First: Remove the powder... :winking:
Next: Remove the top of the flask with a screw driver or unscrewing it, depending on the type of flask you have...
Third: Using a shaped piece of hard wood held in a vise, stick it into the flask and position it at the dent...
Fourth: Tape the end of the hammer well to pad the striking face... Duct tape will do nicely...
Fifth: Using small taps, work the dent out by tapping the dented area between the hammer and the shaped piece of hard wood until smooth...
Last: Put the flask back together and refill it...
(It can get a little trucky around designs and contours, a small taped brass rod used as a drift will aid in these tight areas.)