Posts Tagged ‘mold’
foam aluminium skull halloween
from a light foam skull to a 5 kilo aluminium skull
lost foam casting
For God’s Sake not a Damien Hirst diamond skull
first time i melted and made a mold and first cast i ever made
neighbour whas sitting on the roof
waiting for things to go wrong
laughed when my leather motorgloves shrinked 5 sizes and cought fire
by the immense heat off the molten alluminium
laughed when a black smoke arised when i poored in the molten alluminium (foam burnout)
but he whas impressed by the result off this first skull
foam skull i used
5x foam skull + shipping to holland = 100 Euro
http://www.brandsonsale.com/hg-004627.html
another cheaper
http://www.centerstagestar.com/lisirefoskha.html
hee im dutch so cheaper
http://halloweentownfl.com/product/36523975-8ae5-db11-9100-001676ca3a71.aspx
or search for “realistic foam skull” from F.I.T.C.O.
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&client=mozilla&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial&resnum=0&q=realistic%20foam%20skull&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi
FITCO (First Imperial Trading Company)
Straight From The Grave
http://www.firstimperial.com/
the foam is burned away when aluminium is poored into the mold
think i used brusselse aarde
no i used bindolzand (rode kneedbare zand / red sticky sand)
from http://www.hazelaar.nl 25kilo = 44 euro
a petrobond sand mold. ?
wasted my motor gloves because off extreme heat
and wasted the chickens water pan
next 2 videos inspired me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rb8BdMn7B0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yR3ekOrQ1sw
i do not understand the price i payed for the scrap aluminium
on the londen metal exchange LME
the price is 2700 usdollar per 1000 kilo
2.7 dollar per kilo
2.7 U.S. dollars = 1.82679296 Euros
1.82 euro * 22 kilo = 40.18euro and i paid 25 euro
could get sleeping rich if i where a scrap metal dealer
An average aluminium can (without its contents)
weighed 16.55 grams in 1992.
By 2005 the aluminium can weighed about 14.7 grams.
thats 68 / 69 cans in a kilo
aluminium can price is 1.5 usd a kilo or 1500usd per ton
so this skull is aprox 345 cans
Aluminium has a melting point of 660°C
compared with 1540°C for iron
If all the aluminium cans sold in the UK were recycled for cash it would raise more than £30 million for collectors.
Setting up an aluminium can recycling scheme is a great way to raise funds for a charity or good cause without having to ask for donations.
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Tags: aarde, aluminium, aluminum, bindolzand, brusselse, casting, delftse, diecast, doodshoofd, foam, Halloween, klei, lost, mold, pouring, schedel, skelet, Skull, totenkopf, wax Posted in aluminium casting |
Things don’t always go well in the home foundry.
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Tags: alloy, backyard, Engineering, forge, Furnace, greensand, model, mold, Mould, pattern Posted in metal casting |
This is the seventh step in the reproduction process I use for making my jewelry. After the metal has cooled to about 900F the mold is broken by dunking it in cold water. This is probably my favorite part.
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Tags: carving, casting, designing, injection, jeweler, jewelry, lost, making, model, mold, Process, rubber, silicon, tools, wax Posted in lost wax casting |
February 22, 2010 - 6:37 am
This will be a multi part video on foundry pattern making. A wooden pattern is used to make an impression in the sand mold. A silica sand core is inserted to produce the cylinder bore in the casting. A wood pattern of the cylinder is turned on the Clausing lathe.
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Tags: atlas, bend, bridgeport, casting, clausing, core, engine, Foundry, lathe, machine, mill, mold, molding, sand, shop, south, steam Posted in metal casting |
February 19, 2010 - 4:13 am
This will be a multi part video on foundry pattern making. A wooden pattern is used to make an impression in the sand mold. A silica sand core is inserted to produce the cylinder bore in the casting. A wood pattern of the cylinder is turned on the Clausing lathe.
Duration : 0:9:20
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Tags: atlas, bend, bridgeport, casting, clausing, core, engine, Foundry, lathe, machine, mill, mold, molding, sand, shop, south, steam Posted in metal casting |
February 16, 2010 - 1:18 am
This is the sixth step in the reproduction process I use for making my jewelry. After the molds have been fully de-waxed and tempered in the furnace for 12-24 hrs the molten metal is poured into the molds.
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Tags: carving, casting, designing, injection, jeweler, jewelry, lost, making, model, mold, Process, rubber, silicon, tools, wax Posted in lost wax casting |
February 16, 2010 - 1:17 am
This video documents my attempt at casting a bronze cane (or hammer) head for a project. The mould failed, and I attempted to salvage it. I failed.
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Tags: blacksmith, bronze, casting, fire, forge, heat, mold Posted in bronze casting |
February 3, 2010 - 12:20 am
This is the first step in the reproduction process I use for making my jewelry. The injection machine I have is made by Jelrus/Romanoff. I have the best success injecting at about 12-14 psi.
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Tags: carving, casting, designing, injection, jeweler, jewelry, lost, making, model, mold, Process, rubber, silicon, tools, wax Posted in lost wax casting |
January 20, 2010 - 6:51 am
pouring a ductile iron melt into nobake sand molds
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Tags: cannon, cast, casting, ductile, iron, mold, molding, nobake, sand Posted in iron casting |
January 20, 2010 - 6:51 am
How to make a casting from making the sand mould to the finished item. The video has been edited to fit the 10 minute time limit of You tube. It takes much longer than this!
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Tags: alloy, alluminium, engineer, forge, Furnace, greensand, making, melting, model, mold, Mould, pattern, workshop Posted in metal casting |