Love Casting

A green sand mold is filled with molten aluminum.

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Part 1 Showing off my cast iron pans and a new pan!

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Cookware runs the gamut — from stainless steel to cast iron to anodized aluminum, copper and coated cast iron — and many more.

Rita’s got some favorite cookware that she recommends. Her enamel coated cookware, the 100 year old cast iron skillet handed down from her mother and the new anodized aluminum pans.

Cookware sets will be big gifts this Christmas and all year long for birthdays and other occasions. What’s the difference between professional sets and affordable discount sets? In this video Rita tells you what to look for when shopping for pots and pans.

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Basics of cleaning and maintenance of cast iron cookware. I will post several videos on seasoning, removing rust, ect… This is just the basics on how to keep your cast iron looking good and well seasoned. At the end of the video, it cut-off at “What is seasoning” – This is a message I sent to fellow YouTuber, MinhSaChau, explaining the term:

When a cast iron pan is completely bare – with no oil or anything on it – It will be gray in color, like gun metal.

When it is in this unprotected state, any small amout of moisture, humidity or water will cause it to rust… and rust rather quickly.

“Seasoning” means that layers of oil have been allowed to bond to the metal. The more layers of oil, the better the bond is… This is what seasoning is… The more you cook with your pans, the more of these layers of oil/coating will build-up and protect that gray metal.

A pan that is well seasoned will be very black and smooth in color. It will be as good or better than teflon-coating as far as non-stick performance. : )

I have another video that will help show this – what seasoning and non-stick performance of even just a little seasoning can do.

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Cast iron cookware is easy to season and great to cook in. Watch as Eric shows you how to season your cast iron and how to clean cast iron. Visit our community site for more info http://gardenfork.tv

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This is a demonstration of casting silver jewelry on a mass production scale.

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The traveling carillon at the 2007 Scarborough Renaissance Festival.

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This is the custom cast aluminum master cylinder cover that I made for a 2001 Honda Shadow Ace 750. I sand casted it in aluminum using petrobond foundry sand.

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Chris casting iron with his Artful Bodger’s Waste Oil Furnace, see www.artfulbodgermetalcasting.com for more details

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