Thats not true nor logical. You re-coup money in the shavings. You don't
profit from it.
Otherwise why bother? Just take your new the brass stock straight to the
recycling depot and generate a profit???


Roland


2010/1/1 Martin Pinkston <martinpinks...@gmail.com>

> Happy New Year to all,
> I was once told that the actual money being made in the manufacturing of
> those little brass fittings is not so much in the fittings themselves as it
> is in brass scrap being resold as scrap. If you pay much attention to the
> amount of material left in the wall thickness of the fitting, you will
> notice that it is minimal. As much material is being removed as possible.
> The scrap is where the real money is being made.
> As for the fittings being made on the spot. Having various sizes of brass
> hex is fine as long as the fitting is not a 90 degree or even a 45 degree
> bent fitting.
> Most all those fittings are made from a casting, not bar stock.
>
> That's all I got.
> Carry on as you were.
> Martin
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