Hlo bro i am from India big fan of you because i love to melt metals feels that solid to liquid state of metals bro but I don't have ha furnace only small flame torch snd butane gas want to melt iron and i tried many times with my flame torch but not able to melt it please give me the way to melt iron or please giveaway furnace please brother I am from India please my sir

Copper aur tin ka kitna % hai sir...

The moisture in the molds is creating steam underneath. You're lucky you haven't had a violent pop yet. Pre heat your molds to get all moisture out. You won't be getting those bubbles underneath.

There is a name for this mixture, and I believe it is Japanese? Mine came out amazing at an 80/20 ratio, but man, if not treated, gets real rusty and tarnished fast in humid weather.. I use scotch Brite steel kitchen scrubbers and it works pretty well

I love the dark shadowing of the video -

What about oxidation. Will that process slow down because of bigger % of copper and will become easier or harder to process? Thank you very much for the answers . 😊👋

Tin per kg kitna hai

I have had both , and both fell apart after around 10 to 15 good hot smelts of copper or brass !!! The insulation burned up or started to fall out !!!

I just did this with my smaller vevor furnace, and I used hvac tubing. It was *so* dirty i had like 1/2 of the copper turn into SLAG?!? Is that normal??

You may have explained this and I missed it but what’s with the gloves covering the hose? Is it in case things go south and you get molten metal spatter on the hose?

I don't think I'd want to mess with copper with those results. Did you preheat your molds to drive any traces of water or contaminants out? It looks like a gas or vapor problem.

Love it

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Whats The Price 1Kg Tin

Nice vid gota love that copper

Hi SJWcasting I was wondering if you could place a link for the crucible tongs you use for a 6 kg crucible

Brass, ugly to pour but cleans up to Shiny and nice. Whatcha casting there??? 🤔

Looks like it all turned out great! 🤟👍🙏

Nice copper bars thanks for sharing

I see. Thank you.

When you poured the first one. A couple of lumpy things poured out as well. I think I saw them float to the top of the bar. Kinda away from the side you were on. What were those? 🤟👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

😮 it is real gold

What are the proportions of copper and tin?

Really good attempt. Better than I did with my first attempt. I was about 12 or 13 me and a friend melted the lead over an open fire in the garden and the mould was damp sand in a bucket . Our thumbs gave us the mould shape and we hand made wire loops. But they worked. A long way from where I ended up, turning out 1,200 lead weights in about 12 hours, all trimmed and finished waiting to be sold. £10 worth of lead from the scrap yard would give me over £100 worth of lead weights. I used mostly do-it moulds, fast easy to use moulds and the leads came out clean with very little work to do when cast. Be carful using the devil forge melting lead as the melting point of your mould "Aluminium" is only 660 Degrees C, over heat the lead and you will melt the mould. I used to use a twin burner camping stove with a bottle and it was fast and ideal temp. I would melt on the left burner and heat tools and moulds on the right burner with a really low flame. Use an old stainless steel sauce pan to melt the lead and a stainless steel soup ladle to pour into the mould " don't trust the pan handle to lift full of lead as it will fail sooner or later. I enjoyed watching this as it brought back some good memories. Will be good to see where you go with it. Keep up the good work.

Where did you get these molds? I would like to purchase some of my own!

Awesome video thanks for sharing

Ah, I thought the crucible was as well. I have a forge and crucible new still in the box. I need to lay down a brick floor outside my shed first. So I'm trying to learn as much as I can before. I appreciate your videos. 👍

How much in gas do you use tempering that? Looked like a all day process. It did change color and texture when it was done. Im curious: What happens if you dont temper them before using them? Do you need to temper the molds or just heat them up before pouring?

Nice little bars 👏👍

Awesome video nice copper bars thanks for sharing

Good Melt bro!!! You know I'm going to get back to melting again. I need to clean up the car port again. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Copper Copper Copper!!!!! Now what ya making...lol 😂

Sweet

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🔥 Love it!

Hello everyone! if you want more info, you can ask here in the comments or send me an email (it's in my bio) It's not hard to use the vevor melting furnace, you just need to keep an eye on everything a bit more..😉

But what do you do with the copper ingots? most scrap yards will not buy them as they can't identify what's in the ingots, could be brazery, lead inclusions or anything not copper etc

Heck yea

Can you afford a little bit better lighting? Nice work.

I give you credit, buddy, you take a nice "before" picture. I NEVER remember to do that. Keep up the good work. 33k followers..........sheesh! I aint even sniffing that amount. I may have to go topless or something. :)

Awesome! I love brass. It can be tricky to work with, but you can't beat the color.

Not his first time😂. Nice

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Nice pours!