A metalworking process where two metal pieces are joined together using a hot brass or bronze filler metal, creating a strong bond.
From 'braze,' which comes from Old French 'braser' or from German 'Brasa,' referring to brass. The '-ing' suffix indicates the process or action.
Brazing powered the Industrial Revolution—it's stronger than soldering but less complex than welding, making it perfect for everything from old steam engines to modern jewelry!
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