Posts Tagged ‘casting’

Investment Casting – Heat 2

February 28, 2010 - 9:27 am No Comments

Heat 2 of 3- Investment Casting of Steel in the research foundry at Missouri University of Science & Technology. I’m the person controlling the furnace and turning the wheel on the ladle.

In addition to making castings, we were also taking thermal readings from inside the first shell mold. You can see the white insulation running out of the container, which was used to protect the wires.

This one happens to include a segment at the end with Simon talking to me about proper ladle orientation while moving.

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Aluminum Casting

February 28, 2010 - 9:27 am 1 Comment

A green sand mold is filled with molten aluminum.

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Aluminum casting – not so perfect

February 28, 2010 - 9:27 am 4 Comments

An aluminum pour, with some problems…

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Metal Casting

February 28, 2010 - 9:27 am 3 Comments

casting a Dave Gingery lathe in petrobond.

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Aluminum casting in a wood fired homemade furnace

February 25, 2010 - 7:09 am 7 Comments

First video of my sons and I firing up our homemade furnace to melt and cast aluminum scraps to make some objects.

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Roman Wars Metal Casting Figures Guide

February 25, 2010 - 7:09 am 22 Comments

28mm Scale Roman Empire Legionaries can be cast using Prince August Rubber Moulds. Each mould can cast hundreds of times and it only takes 5 minutes to cast. This guide shows you how to make one from scratch. they are available online at princeaugust.ie

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MAX WAX lost wax casting

February 22, 2010 - 6:37 am No Comments

Max wax heat tool used for repairing and welding wax pieces. Used in our Jewellery program. Lost Wax casting. These battery powered heat tools work great and will last if used with care. We make our own tips to reduce cost and increase life.

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Homemade Electric Aluminum Foundry

February 22, 2010 - 6:37 am 12 Comments

Check out my website: http://www.budgiemetalworks.ca
This is the first casting in my homemade aluminum foundry. Approximately 5 lbs of aluminum was poured here which took about 2 hours to melt. The furnace draws 20A on 220VAC.
It was built from plans bought at http://www.dansworkshop.com/
The element was custom made for me at a pottery kiln shop, the body of the furnace is made from firebricks and commercial refractory. The tools for handling the crucible were made by myself. The amperage controller is sitting on the pink foam on the floor, I’ll be enclosing it properly but wanted to try it out first. The crucible was bought from Canadian Thermix, a really nice company to work with. The final furnace took about 6 months to complete, working on it every couple weekends, and I expect to get a lot of use from it.

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~[FP] Star Jewel CASTING 7 mermaids~

February 22, 2010 - 6:37 am 4 Comments

Hey guys, I downloaded Sony Vegas Pro, for the free trial. I really needed it to make this video. So I hope you all audition. I am precasting some people. MewKiyoko as Luchia, and as Hanon in both casts, and Im casting myself as Hanon. The rules are the same as always in other castings so yeahh.
1.Skype or Post a video response of your audition
2. Be nice to other people
3. Do not ask me questions like ‘Can I be Luchia’ Audition first
4. Have fun!
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[Auditioned]
*Got Part
** Confirmed
~Sent lines

CAST 1:

Luchia;;MewKiyoko*
Hanon;;Foxfire542*
Rina;;[OPEN]
Karen;;[OPEN]
Noelle;;[OPEN]
Coco;;[OPEN]
Sara;;[OPEN]

CAST 2:

Luchia;;[OPEN]
Hanon;;MewKiyoko*
Rina;;[OPEN]
Karen;;[OPEN]
Noelle;;[OPEN]
Coco;;[OPEN]
Sara;;foxfire542*
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I DO NOT OWN MERMAID MELODY!
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-Ashwee

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Bronze Casting WVC 10/19/06

February 22, 2010 - 6:37 am 5 Comments

Castubg bronze sculpture at WVC

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