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Archive for April, 2010

Product Description
New Melting Ladle. This new melting ladle. It is used for melting metals for casting jewelry and other items. The tool has a wooden handle for insulation and a cast iron bowl dipped in nickel. It has a 5 mm (3/16″) pouring spout. The bowl measures approximately 2″ (51 mm) in diameter and the handle measures about 6″ (152 mm) long.

Melting Dish Ladle & Handle Jewelry Casting Gold Tool

In what cases do I need a metal cast? I read online that metal casts may cause further stress on the tooth. Do I have any other option? Do I need a second opinion or just accept the treatment recommended by dentist.This tooth supports a bridge along with one another adjacent supporting tooth.

I bleached my hair blonde, as it was previously a light brown. It is currently extremely light blonde. I went to Sally’s Hair Supply and the sales woman told me that I should use a toner, to turn the blonde into silver. I bought Clairol’s EXTRA-LIGHT PLATINUM BASE BLUE VIOLET cream toner and mixed it with a 20 Volume Developer. The directions say to leave it on for no more than 15 minutes, so that is exactly how long I kept it on for. I was getting really excited when I looked in the mirror at the 15 minute point, to see the silver cast it appeared to have. However, when I rinsed it out, my hair was NOT silver at all. It looked exactly the same, a light blonde. Any suggestions? How long should I wait before I try again? I’m thinking I should keep the Toner on longer but how long it too long?

Thanks for your help,

-Zach
No, I do NOT mean grey!

I am going for silver, smiliar to Jay Manuel:

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My Dad worked for this company and he lost all info in a house fire. His retirement benefits is what we are trying to find. He worked there in 1960′s through 1970′s. The company has been removed and is now named something else.

Alloy Casting Industries, metal casting technology, metal casting simulation, computer modelling, solidification, virtual reality, foundry, mold, molten metal, carbon steel, stainless steel, super duplex stainless steel, cast iron, ductile iron, gray iron, white iron, AFS, SFSA, engineering,…

electric kiln I made for lost wax jewellery casting

Cast/T is an award-winning centrifugal-casting device designed to make casting more efficient and versatile. The compact machine is designed for torch melting and can cast silver, yellow gold, white gold, platinum, and stainless steel.

I am creating a small foundry and I have almost everything I need to begin lost wax casting, however, I need a burnout kiln for my wax molds… I own a hotplate (will that work?)… I have also heard of makign one using a small propane tank,a little camping burner, and a flower pot… how does that work / assemble. Any tips would be helpful. I will be casting silver and mainly making rings. Thank you. if you have any really good tips I am a senior in high school and would love to learn more… thank you. you can email me at geoffreck@yahoo.com thanks
-geoff

My Dad worked for this company and he lost all info in a house fire. His retirement benefits is what we are trying to find. He worked there in 1960′s through 1970′s. The company has been removed and is now named something else.

I’d like to know the name of the child actress who played “Erin Silver” in the original tv series. It could be interesting to know why they didn´t cast her for this new version… =D