Reply to "How to TIG/braze brass?? UPDATE ‼️"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

Got it on the front vs. back dimensions, thanks. Brass can be TIG welded (brazed) but small parts like that are going to be very difficult as brass is very thermally conductive and requires quite a bit of heat, which will want to vaporize the zinc. As posted on the email forum I think your best bet would be an time jeweler / watch maker with a micro-torch to braze.

Julian

4/13/2012:38 PM

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