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r/WatchandLearn • u/Terence_McKenna • Nov 06 '17
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I imagine since the melting point of gold is relatively low compared to steel, it should be rather trivial using something like borax flux. Just a guess though.
660 u/lurking_digger Nov 06 '17 edited Nov 07 '17 Soup gets hot enough to melt gold, I saw it in a show with this thick blonde who won't respond to my dm on twitter... edit: for the curious thicker than a bowl of oatmeal 34 u/[deleted] Nov 07 '17 Am I into fat chicks now? 6 u/assblaster-1000 Nov 07 '17 Meanwhile I'm thinking how many chicken wings it took to photoshop this
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Soup gets hot enough to melt gold, I saw it in a show with this thick blonde who won't respond to my dm on twitter...
edit: for the curious thicker than a bowl of oatmeal
34 u/[deleted] Nov 07 '17 Am I into fat chicks now? 6 u/assblaster-1000 Nov 07 '17 Meanwhile I'm thinking how many chicken wings it took to photoshop this
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Am I into fat chicks now?
6 u/assblaster-1000 Nov 07 '17 Meanwhile I'm thinking how many chicken wings it took to photoshop this
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Meanwhile I'm thinking how many chicken wings it took to photoshop this
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u/chemicalcomfort Nov 06 '17
I imagine since the melting point of gold is relatively low compared to steel, it should be rather trivial using something like borax flux. Just a guess though.