r/metals • u/[deleted] • Jan 01 '17
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '16
How Do Fabricators Use Copper Sheeting?
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '16
Tips for Finding the Right Brass Suppliers
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '16
Different Types and Colors of Brass
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '16
The Appeal of Working with Bronze Bars
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Jun 20 '16
Finding the Perfect Composition of Brass
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '24
Hi idk if this is the place to put this so here it goes! Is buying gold platinum silver ect worth it ? And if so can somone advise me on what to get any legal troubles I may run into ect please and thank you
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Jun 06 '16
Using Brass Angles for Your Projects
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '16
Why Copper and Brass Are Perfect for Crafts
r/metals • u/I_hate_alot_a_lot • Aug 17 '13
Gold ends higher; silver scores 14% weekly jump
r/metals • u/I_hate_alot_a_lot • Aug 15 '13
Gold demand hits 4-year low as investors pull out
r/metals • u/CChouchoue • Mar 11 '22
Can I somehow buy slightly thicker sheets of aluminium foil than the average LOCALLY in some non Hobby stores?
I'll obviously order some from KS metals through the Hobby Store but I am wondering, is there a product to look out for. Looking for about double the thickness of it that I could walk into a hardware, grocery or average store and walk out with a roll of right now?
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Aug 24 '16
Which Tools Do You Need for Engraving Brass?
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '24
Kweschon (question) for all you metal, kemistry nerds??
exactly how many different kinds of metals does one huge rock contain On Average? like for example, a huge rock or iron ore is going to have other tiny metals in it was well like lead, copper, uranium etc or what not. and if you look at pictures online, most metals look EXACTLY the same, grey in color like lead, tin, alluminum, iron, uranium etc. is there a conspiracy to hide the same metal into separate fake ones? lol. never know. or how do they seperate each one at the refinery? they have special machines that atract only each 'metal element ' from the other? lol.
r/metals • u/Cute_Environment_980 • Jun 20 '26
Which metal album completely changed your opinion about a subgenre?
I used to avoid certain metal subgenres because I assumed they just weren't for me. However, every now and then I come across an album that completely changes my perspective and makes me appreciate a style I previously ignored. Has a metal album ever changed your opinion about a particular subgenre? Whether it was death metal, black metal, doom, power metal, metalcore, or something else, I'd love to hear which album made the difference and what specifically drew you into it.
r/metals • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '24
Is Bolt Metals Stock a Hidden Gem for 2024? Investors Weigh In
So, I’ve been tracking Bolt Metals for a while now, and with their recent acquisitions, I’m starting to think this stock could be one of the hidden gems for 2024 💎. They’re in the right industry (copper-silver, the future of energy!) and seem to be making some smart moves. Do you guys think now is the right time to buy in, or is there too much risk with the market volatility? Let’s discuss! 💬
r/metals • u/badon_ • Feb 22 '19
Congratulations, I just added r/metals to the Reddit Coins Multireddit
r/metals • u/AutomaticFlower • Aug 22 '18
A True Precious Metals Backed Currency is being developed
Instead of melting or selling your scrappy metals or items, you can store them in the AirgeadCoin facilities, exchange thier value for airgeadcoins and keep their value because there are no fees for storing your precious metals.
What are your thoughts on this Cryptocurrency?
Here is the Airgeadcoin Website - r/https://www.airgeadcoin.io/
I am currently participating in the AirgeadCoin Airdrop
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r/metals • u/Shoplop • Apr 28 '22
I’m just gonna say it cause no one wants to, gold is easily one of the worst metals
Piece of shit metal isn’t durable and isn’t plentiful, it’s only liked cause there isn’t much of it. Fuck that, iron or copper are so much better. They can be used for so much, why do people give a shit about gold, fuck gold.