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Making Metal Hooters out of Aluminium and Pewter

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In this video I pour some metal owls to give to some friends.
The pewter ones are cast in silicone molds, the Aluminium ones are poured in a steel mold.
The fails were re-molten and poured again, and again, and again 😅
until I had enough nice ones to give away.
Please have a look at Dusty Blonde's channel:
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Also Snobby Scrap picker's channel:
/ @s-s-p704
Keep an eye out for the Copper hammer casting video for R3DN3CK Stacker.
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26 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 46

@s-s-p704 3 года назад

That's some nice hooters you have their 🦉🦉. Very kind words you say Ralph. Copper pipe taller than dusty 😆

@tracylee8982 3 года назад

Hi Ralph😊😊😊😊 I love watching your videos when you create “masterpieces”!!!!! Great job....love the owls 🦉 🦉🦉🦉🦉

@sharkscrapper 3 года назад

What fun! Can't wait till I start pouring/casting. Learning a lot from you and the others sharing this skill.

@macioscasting9532 3 года назад

Hello . Beautiful job! I really like your works! You are one of my favorite RU-vid s

@UFObuilder 3 года назад

That's awesome really like the casting process I like your smelter for melting down the metals

@scrapwomblecreatives6944 3 года назад

nice owls i do pewter nice melt in the open lots of air

@SollersScrappingandDiving 3 года назад

Awesome Ralph, it's really cool that you do these things for people. I also think you should rename this video Dusty's hooters like you said in her stream😂 Your Mum must dread the damage in her garage every time you get casting lol, I did giggle again when I saw the garage door and thought you were setting the table on fire this time! Also, love the rather fitting clip of my favourite guy you put in there...love a bit of silly Jim humour! Great vid...look forward to the newest dumpster diving one!!!!⏳👈😜

@NengsCreationsUSA 3 года назад

Amazing content of your channel, thanks for sharing and may God bless

@grasscutterpalmer3746 3 года назад

cool video Ralph I like the small axe at the end

@PlumberStacker 3 года назад

Looking forward to these videos!

@ParagonRidgeRanch 3 года назад

Hi! Im coming over from K$R Destinations LIVE! I have subscribed and look forward to watching your videos. Nice to meet you!

@RafalScrapper 3 года назад

comes out nice and maybe the silicon temp make some difference as you see the first one comes out nicer or less pixelly 👍😀👍

@ScottiDaniel 3 года назад

looks great ralph 👍

@davidyoung6608 3 года назад

Great video Ralph. Just sucks about your crucible.

@scrapwomblecreatives6944 3 года назад

duller gray normal means higher lead pewter until 1974 had more lead in it after 1974 it was not expectable to cast with if it was to come in contact with skin and not to eat or drink out of so 1978 is safe to use

@stevesrt8 3 года назад

Nice Hooters for Sure!

@ImBoones 3 года назад

Catchy title lol very good video wonder if a shaker table would help with dimples and bubbles

@streetcopper1151 3 года назад

Very well done my brother.. great idea using that dumb and dumber clip 😂..good job my friend .. I can’t wait to see ya make that bronze 👊🏻

@YKB6.9 3 года назад

I liked the Uch! When you over filled the silicone one.very Scottish twang .haha

@YKB6.9 3 года назад

You must be in Canada my friend. But , where are your ancestors originally from? If that ain't to rude and question .

@ralphmourik 3 года назад

I am actually Dutch, have lived in the Netherlands all my life and for as far as I know so did my ancestors. 😋👍

@YKB6.9 3 года назад

@@ralphmourik OK nice one .was in Amsterdam once when there was still gilders. Lovely city.

@ScrappingIrish 3 года назад

Great video ralph

@henrymurawskibigdogrepair 3 года назад

Nice work mate

@bemsvlog 3 года назад

Wooohh interesting content!!!

@petterwill 3 года назад

Nice little project, I guess the pewter is bought and not stuff that's been salvaged from scrapping?

@ralphmourik 3 года назад

I get some of it at fleamarkets, a lot of it was given to me by friends and family, also found some of it while dumpster diving 😁👍

@jessieo7708 3 года назад

👍

@abcwildlife6423 3 года назад

Wow your energy is congratulations! So glad everything went great for you. Congrats again and have a great week .I enjoy watching your happy make me happy too I did joined you subscribed my best channel. Im evo From Australia

@AlexGomie 3 года назад

Awesome to see as always Ralph. Hope all is well friend =)

@ralphmourik 3 года назад

Thanks Alex, all good over here, work got me busy, youtube keeps me indoors 😋👍

@bigredbullion3883 3 года назад

Dang lucky it didn't brake in furnace

@muriaticacid7004 3 года назад

Thumbs Up

@bigredbullion3883 3 года назад

I think the color is from the molds you could be pulling some of the die out of the mold

@lennynash8221 3 года назад

It's really cool that you can use silicone as an ingot. They give them a lot of detail.

@meltn 3 года назад

Great video!!! I wonder if the "gray" matte finish is not from the silicone moulds. they could be holding moisture like 3d printer filament and a couple hours in the food dehydrator might help... Also some of those moulds might be breaking down at high heat and the bubbles could the be the off gassing of the silicone. it looks like some of the trays are not the same chemical makeup as others perhaps a cheaper variant is what burns and bubbles up..? Did you make that 3d owl mould?? they came out great!!

@ralphmourik 3 года назад

Thanks for watching and commenting! all the silicone molds are bought from various websites, Wish, Ali-Express, Amazon ... all over the place. I will at some point try and cast custom silicone molds. Stay Tubed! 👊👍

@donniebrown2896 3 года назад

I've melted and poured probably 50-60 pounds of zinc and it seems like each one has a different color, from shiny to dull gray. Used the same mould each time. And yeah I know about zinc, I used to work in a commercial HVAC fabrication shop. Nothing worse than pulling an all nighter welding galvanized metal and running outside to "toss your kneecaps" out your nose. In melting I've kept my temps down low enough to prevent boil off.