how do you join Wrought Iron to wood?

Question

i what to sart to macke some furntiuer but dont know how to join wood to iron or iron to wood

Answer 1

For furniture applications, its usually done with screws or bolts. Wheels, weapons, barrels, etc... they'd heat the iron and let it cool after setting it to the wood. (the metal would contract as it cooled)

I'd recommend that you check into some blacksmithing techniques.
Wikipedia has a good article to start with - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith

Cooper - (someone who made wood containers, sometimes metal banded) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooper_%28profession%29

Ive always had an interest in old techniques, and once even worked at a 'historical' museum, hehehe.

Youve not supplied enough information to be more specific with an answer, but these are good places to start.

Have Fun

Answer 2

A have a few... 1. A man went to a town on Friday. He stayed there for 3 days and went home on Friday. How did he do it? 2. What's black and white and red all over? 3. What gets bigger and bigger the more you take away from it? 4. You throw away the outside and cook the inside. Then you eat the outside and throw away the inside. What did you eat? ANSWERS: 1. His horses name was Friday 2.Newspaper or a sun-burned penguin 3. A hole 4. A chicken

Answer 3

provide screw holes in the wrought iron and use wood screw to join iron to wood. Wood screw is different from the other screw(forgot the name) because wood screw is pointed.

Answer 4

you can put a piece of metal sheet in the other side of iron and the wood in the middle and put screws with nuts.

Answer 5

you can put a piece of metal sheet in the other side of iron and the wood in the middle and put screws with nuts.

Answer 6

Your spelling is so bad I am surprised that you even intend starting a business.

Answer 7

Small lag bolts

Answer 8

Brakets and screws

Answer 9

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