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I don't know what these are but I found a bucket full of them while poking around the scrapyard yesterday. They look like little muffins that the baker forgot to add the baking soda to and they are even heavier. They have a coarse gray surface that looks like hot dip zinc and no rust. The magnet liked them so I picked up a half dozen. 3" OD, 3/8" thick, 5/8" center hole. Fifty cents per pound.
When I got home, I chucked one up in the lathe and hacked the crust off the face with a a carbide tool. The crust came off hard and dusty. I thought I saw something useful under the crust so I kept on cutting away the crust and this is what I found inside. I decorated them with some aluminum that I had on hand. I don't know what I will use them for but I think they are pretty.
I tried painting one and I think it is pretty too.
Jerry
When I got home, I chucked one up in the lathe and hacked the crust off the face with a a carbide tool. The crust came off hard and dusty. I thought I saw something useful under the crust so I kept on cutting away the crust and this is what I found inside. I decorated them with some aluminum that I had on hand. I don't know what I will use them for but I think they are pretty.
I tried painting one and I think it is pretty too.
Jerry