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Why not add the borax to your lime/plaster mix? Then when it's heated the borax can melt and work as your glaze and a binder. No idea if it would work, just a thought.
I’m just starting out casting. I made my own casting sand same as your video. What are you using now as the casting medium is black? Many thanks for your videos
Rome wasn’t built in a day, passion mixed with determination will turn you into a master. practice with Pewter until you get the hang of it’s much easier to melt. 🤠👍
Cool demo. Also better to make mouth of cavity shorter and depth of cavity deeper. Helps in melting metal faster, and not depleting entire oxy-acetylene cylinder.
good video and all but ya gotta fix the difference in decibels for that into animation with the crosssbow shoooting compared to the rest of the video, that part nearly destroyed my speakers.... also my cat jumped into the ceiling fan.
Ive thought about using a sift like this but I've always worried that it would stick, fuse to the sift, or melt the sift. Is there any advice on which strainer would be the best to use. Obviously anything that's not plastic but past that, idk. Lol
The metal will stick to just about any of them, l use olive oil spray for the video, but you would be better just to pour gently into a metal bucket of ice water. Use plenty of ice🤠
@@4ninesfinesilver315 that's what I normally do when I make casting grain. I don't know why I worry about what it looks like when it's just going to be melted back down and made into chains anyway lol.
@@4ninesfinesilver315 cornflakes! That's perfect. I've never heard that before but it's 100% accurate. I did learn the hard way about water getting trapped after a piece popped across the room. Lol
You probably made it .1 second too long. Anything over a minute gets posted as a regular video. I usually try to cap my shorts at 59.9 seconds to be on the safe side!
I been trying to find a way to make casting grain forever now. Thank you so much for this video. I am going to implement this technique in the next couple hours.
