← Back to context Comment by echoangle 20 days ago Just make sure that the metal you use has a high enough melting point. 3 comments echoangle Reply direwolf20 19 days ago Do people usually find big pools of metal on the ground in burned houses, or is everyday metal fine?Especially inside a fireproof safe.Wouldn't trust aluminium, solder, Wood's metal, gallium, or mercury, but apart from that... wtetzner 19 days ago Maybe a clay tablet (assuming it's safe from water)? Wistar 20 days ago Tungsten, perhaps.
direwolf20 19 days ago Do people usually find big pools of metal on the ground in burned houses, or is everyday metal fine?Especially inside a fireproof safe.Wouldn't trust aluminium, solder, Wood's metal, gallium, or mercury, but apart from that...
Do people usually find big pools of metal on the ground in burned houses, or is everyday metal fine?
Especially inside a fireproof safe.
Wouldn't trust aluminium, solder, Wood's metal, gallium, or mercury, but apart from that...
Maybe a clay tablet (assuming it's safe from water)?
Tungsten, perhaps.