Archive for April, 2010
Making molds out of metal casting, or die casting?
im trying to make something like this..
http://i30.tinypic.com/ms2h7a.jpg
please dont get into technical terms because i really dont know much about metal and metal works.
id just like to know how to make a mold like that, and how much it would cost.
When casting with gold, how many grams of 14k white gold do I use per gram of wax? What flux should I use?
I’m not including the gold required for the button. Also, what should I use as flux when heating the gold in the crucible. Basically I have never casted with gold (or white gold as this case happens to be), only silver, and am wondering what I need to do.
What is the name of the insurance company the GH & R foundry of dayton ohio used?
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.
Trying to identify what appears to be some sort of metal casting mold.?
It seems to be pig iron, about the size of a brick. It’s a third again as long as a normal brick. It has three square indentions in the top, about an inch deep each, and roughly 3″x3.5″ across. It has two bumpy areas at the ends, just an upraised spot. There are no markings, no grooves, and no way to pour anything in it from the sides, so I’m assuming this is supposed to be poured in from the top, like a very small, square ingot of some sort. It is bloody heavy, something like 30 lbs for this little thing. I haven’t been able to find anything like this anywhere, ‘net included. It belongs to my boss at work; he has two of them, the other with slightly deeper holes in it.
If anyone has ANY SERIOUS clue as to what it is, I will be your friend for life!
Actualy, it might be related to the railroad. The man my boss got it from got it from his father, who collected railroad stuff. Sorry, can’t post a pic, though. First, it’s not in my possession, and second, I don’t have a camera. I’ll try a drawing on the computer; maybe that’ll help.
Okay, how do you post a drawing/pic? I can’t figure this out! Can I post such?
Round Clear CZ Stud Earrings in Sterling Silver Casting – 3mm
- Round Clear CZ
- Stud Earrings
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- 3mm
Product Description
Round Clear Cubic Zirconia Stud Earrings in Sterling Silver Casting, Size: 3mm.
Round Clear CZ Stud Earrings in Sterling Silver Casting – 3mm
Jewelry Casting Flask 2 x 2 1/2″Machine Oven Kiln Tool
Product Description
Jewelry Casting Flask 2″ X 2 1/2″ Machine Oven Kiln Tool. This is a new casting flask. Made of high quality stainless steel alloy with to exact specifications for size, roundness and tolerances. Rolled steel construction is stress relieved to minimize warping. It measures approximately 2″ x 2 1/2″ (51 x 63.5 mm).
Jewelry Making : How to Clean Gold Jewelry
Cleaning gold jewelry is best done with household cleaner and a toothbrush, as the brush is gentle enough not to scratch and the cleaner is just strong enough to remove dirt and debris. Keep gold jewelry clean at home with information from a bench jeweler and gemologist in this free video on jewelry. Expert: Chuck Koehler Contact: www.chuckkoehler.com/Services.htm Bio: Chuck Koeler is a bench jeweler and gemologist in Nashville, Tenn. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge


