SPECTACULAR NIGHT TIME IRON POUR  

Glad you enjoyed it!

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I was thinking the same thing

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Yes

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That’s what I was thinking

Shows that Girls Can !! By the Bye, an all girls team just won the OGR round the world yacht race. A proud Dad here !

Yes, indeed, me also

You got that right?

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Yes no one here were wearing their Pakistani approved safety sandals.

Shadrach

@@mrpete222 Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego. These events happened in Persia, now Iran.

Over production layoffs? Or the round-robin of strikes from the steelworkers, autoworkers, truckers, miners and railroad that would've put a stop to everyone else.

About half of each. 4 recessions.

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There are quite a few pours done by ferrous artists across America which can be seen by the public. Contact Laura the "Cast Iron Gypsy" either on RU-vid or through her website. She is a cast iron artist with a strong interest in publicising the art. She will be able to advise you about upcoming pours, possibly even in your area, if you ask nicely. Tell her Seth sent you 😊

Fire hot, metal melt.

There were no injuries you are living in fantasy land

@@mrpete222 I worked in the Petro-Chemical and heavy industry for 40 years. I have seen severe burns from people not trained, pants with cuffs or tucked in boots, wrong glovees, pouring 2000° iron on Concrete which can explode, Laying down beside the Furnace!!! Ineffective face shields etc etc. To many people wandering around. A cup of water in that mix would have caused a steam explosion. Your fantasy, not mine.

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That’s true of most teenagers. But it’s also true about many adults.

That company is sold a lot of tools over the years. They did not manufacturer the items. No telling who they bought these heads from. I doubt if you will find replacements. You’re only possibility is eBay. Or make your own I think I had a video on that.

Thanks. Looked in ebay. Was actually just Watching your video on making dividing plates.

You sound like a safety Nazi that wants the children to learn everything from a computer

@@mrpete222 on the contrary my friend. if you have ever seen someone burned by even just the smallest splash of molten metal, you might have a different opinion on safety. its horrifying. and those green "welding jackets" ignite like a match. you would think as welding PPE, they wouldn't be so flammable. we were smelting aluminum at a salvage yard in Hartford, SD about 25 years ago. the kid we had working in the shop, welding, answering phones, a runner you know? he came over close to the smelter to tell the owner he had a phone call and the pot was just coming back down from being emptied and a splash of aluminum hit his shoulder and by the time we noticed it he was 10 feet away, engulfed in flames, wearing on of those green fucken welding jackets...............he didn't make it. he died a week later in the hospital with burns covering 50% of his body. just something to keep in mind when working under such dangerous conditions.

As dangerous as this is, it’s not half as bad as being on the interstate highway. This type of activity needs to be encouraged, not discouraged. That’s why most Shop programs are cut out of the curriculum.

@@mrpete222 with a little commonsense. rather than saying highway is safe than a battlefield, this talk is nonsense. I'm not telling you to spend a million dollars on PP. for god's sake not one person picked out the scaffold with no handrails, falling over that flue with in 3 second bad news. in a foundry I had an accident 1in billion! all most lost my eye. I was 42 years old then I was wearing minimal pp that's normal. boots safety glasses just Welder's jacket. wish I hand a safety shield on that day. in my dreams I dream putting on my safety shield. but in the morning the mirror doesn't lie. like I said plan your rout beforehand and identify and trip hazards safety issues. (run it at a basic hobby level safely). if ever happened which one of you guys would be the one to tell parents that their child got their face burnt. that could have been avoided by the most basic pp not used. a smart man would say it's a good idea. we will take safety more seriously. keep your skin on your face!

So true

Mr Pete showed an earlier video where the same school poured the melted iron into several small molds.

That guy was a girl, lol