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End panels flanged, inserted into shell, and shell flanged over and hemmed onto ends, then soldered complete.
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End panels flanged, inserted into shell, and shell flanged over and hemmed onto ends, then soldered complete. The 1914 tank has no beads to stop the end panels against. I tack solder the ends when inserted, then turn flanges over, and hem them in. The 1934 does have inset beads, so easier to bang in, bang over, and bang down.
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Restaurant equipment fabricators have 3/4" radius dies. We use them to bend sinks. |
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