Bronze Pour, Sand Casting at Home
Lost & Foundry pouring bronze medallions for the centenial trail in Spokane, Wa. Phosphorus copper shot added to increase fluidity. Learn more at www.foundry101.com Sand casting is easy and fun, we have been teaching metal casting & sand casting to kids and adults for almost 10 years now. Check us out!
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12 Responses to “Bronze Pour, Sand Casting at Home”
well done! it was easy and fast………
slipknot!
if you show metal no fear it wont bite you . its like a dog. if you protect ya self it knows youre scared and look out
hwo the fuck does that make them a hero? lol
Slipknot – Before i Forget
What is the song from the start called? Anyone knows?
Pours like water! The beauty of bronze.
Nice to see a fairly clean work area compared to many shops on youtube. You look like you have good experience. Why not wear a bit of protective gear and make a better holder so you cant loose the pouring crucible when you are cleaning it out? no sleeves, short gloves, and tennis shoes. Everybody’s a hero. at least not barefoot like some of these dudes.
i made a cupple forges my self but i wanted a really nice one and i looked on the internet and stumbled apon lost and foundry i orderd the large kit and it is suppost to come on mndaay i am really excited for it to come
That is Steve (owner of Lost & Foundry), pouring. He uses the furnace every day it is atleast 12 yrs old.
How did you hear of us(Lost & Foundry)?
did u by your forge from lost and foundry
Hey nice job! Is that a propane furnace? It sure does put out the heat!