Annealing Metal

Working with lower gauge metals can sometimes be difficult while forming, bending and shaping. When creating jewelry, thick metals can take a lot of time and effort to get everything just right. In this tool demo, learn how to anneal your metals, to make working with thick metal easy.

[jackbalitok]

Annealing is a heat treatment that increase ductility which makes the metal more workable.

[rickyshah]

thanks! I'm studying introduction to materials science and this helped me understand annealing.. exams are close cheers!

[farhadhassan]

Very informative video for mechanical engineers

[karanvirsingh]

What us meant by the critical temperature we are using here?
Could you please explain?

[tesfayedejen]

thank you, but why you guys differentiate ferrous & non ferrous metals?

[tanjo]

Thanks helped with my DT hw for school

[zyzzz]

hi what kind of flame is that? neutral or carbonising?

[kavyasingh]

What is the difference between Tempering and Annealing. Plz tell!!! My exams r upcoming!!!!

[srujaniam]

thanks a lot but i have a doubt
what did you use to torch the metal piece?

[catniplemon]

Does working with the metal after annealing, cause it to harden once again? how many times can you anneal a piece while you are working with it? 

[joyceeberner]

Why do you not quench? I was taught to quench to maximize softening.

[LeserDrac]

thats so cool man, thank you for you awesome explanation

[sowjeeammu]

Whats the white thing u used as stand...???

[nothanks]

Ok but how will heating a bar of metal help with my internal stress

[knowledgezone]

effective keep it up THANKU 4 PRESENTATION

[iftikharkamal]

how much temperature required for annealing?

[ty]

1:50 is what you're looking for..