Ep.81) How To Make Square Wire | Pouring Silver |  

I love this!!! It’s genuine gold. Being able to watch trial and error. I appreciate you so very much. Best personality ever!

Oh man i felt your pain when it poured all over 😱😱😱 but i like how considerate u are, "maybe you guys aren't all westsiders but maybe you want to watch..." Lol love it!!! 🎉🎉excellent as always! Thanks for sharing! 🙏🙏🙏

I love learning with you Benny!!! You’re the real mvp 🎉

Love it , one thing that helps when melting is use extra fire bricks around the crucible, it works like oven reflecting heat back in ,i also put the ingot mold next to the crucible then it heats with the silver same time ,anneal lots it never hurts , hamming may help but most cracks form from it needing annealing or trying to roll it to much at once , your killing it bro

Send a couple screws through the holes in the base and mount the roller. Make life a little easier haha

That was cool!!! I'm still too scared kinda to pour lol

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You gotta show the end product when you finish.

btw what if you cut the silver into little pieces that fit the crucible and u just melt them in there

It turned out well in the end 👍. To be honest, i could not resist laughing when your mill had it´s own life on the bench while you where rolling, and i say this with warm heart 😅. It looked exactly like me rolling. Even though my mill is attached to the table with 1 bolt. Some day i will put the second bolt 😁 I noticed that the metal plate on your mill, moved away when you where rolling. Mine did the same thing and i removed it. It was just in the way. I use this for making sheet and wire : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jjm_72EB2h8.html for example. And i lubricate it with some oil, not much, before casting so the silver doesn´t stick to it. The pendant will be nice 👍