Good video. However, a few points.. Make a small hole in the back of your resin pattern and insert a suitable screw. Remove the screw and put it back in as a handle to pull it out of the sand. Talc the cross and sift the initial layer of sand using a fine spaghetti strainer. This will maximise detail. Once well covered PRESS this fine 'facing sand' firmly but carefully by had. Then ram your sand TIGHTLY and perhaps use something smaller ( higher striking pressure) to ram the sand . Start at the edges of the frame and work you way in the centre. Carefully put the screw into the wax form and use it to pull it from the sand. You dont need 'air vents' in an open cast. Hope these tips help.

The green has been my favorite too.

Thanks heaps for this! Always wanted to know.

Ive seen others heat the mold too, before pouring the metal. Maybe that helps. And the metal should be pretty fluid, so it is not sticking to the sides of the crucible. Havent tried yet. Just watching all you guys out here with videos. THANK YOU for sharing!!

Bro, thanks 😅

Use a mal that have two parts and separete with baby talkpowder. You need to build up the presure inside so the print with be clear. you can find allot sand casting videos online 😉

What pendant drill do you recommend?

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that last one you did was perfectly ok, just needed the overspill cleaning up around the edges. You're never going to get a perfect cast, not even if you do it conventionally, there is always a big clean up getting rid of extra material around the edges. You don't need to bother with making air channels, you only need do that when it's a conventional cast to give the air a route to escape. In an open cast the air can't become trapped because it's not an enclosed space.

Id love to know what Dremel you use.

great content, mind if I ask what dremel you use?

Hi Chris loving the vids, can I ask why is it you use distilled water? 🌊✌️

Thank you for sharing. Awesome.

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Great work. Video came out great. And kudos to the cameraman :) She did an awesome job

Would the burnishing remove fire stain dots? And do you start the burnishing straight after casting or after filing?

Hi Chris,great video! Were the models 3D printed? And how were they printed, with wax or with resin?

Awesome Video ❤

Great video guys! It's obvious your put alot of time and effort these videos and it shows..

Good job man.

Thanks for this video. It’s very informative for me as a beginner and I’m looking forward to seeing more of your videos! Also, if you could do a video on how to make a nice solitaire wedding band that would be appreciated. Thank you.😊

Would love this video with no music, just info, music crap...

As an owner of the Leviathan Ring, I can attest the the ARRRRRRRRsomeness of Chris's work. Thanks! and keep up the good work Mate!

never have i seen such an informative video in such a short form factor. THANK YOU!!

Have a happy, productive and prosperous 2025. Happy new year 🎉

Great video guys!!! Your work is simply amazing!! Keep 'em coming❤

Happy New Year 😉👌

I guy I knew when I was a teen showed me how he casted rings. It’s an art form most know nothing about.

Just the video I need! Good timing hahaha

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Great video! It's going to help me avoid making similar mistakes. Getting ready to try this for the first time. Thanks for sharing!

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Hey Chris, I would greatly appreciate a video about sand casting - specifically based on how to cast intricate designs with this method. I've heard through the grape vine that it can be done, however i have failed to find any instructions on how this is done. I want to be able to create finished designs for rings in wax and then sand cast as they are. I understand there are certain limitations of course, such as creating big crevices in the wax wouldn't allow sand to enter into that area so therefore would not come out in the end product. So a video on this would be greatly appreciated! Thank you :)

I am so glad I discovered your channel! <3

Great video! I have some ideas for videos. 1. How to develop a customer base. 2 How and where to sell your jewelry. 3. How to create and market your brand and self. 4. How to come up with jewelry designs and ideas. 5. How to start out on a budget 6. How to price your jewelry. 7. How to stay focused and motivated when building your brand. 8. Dealing with complaints and criticism as a artist and business person. 9. How to keep customers happy and returning. 10. Customer service and people skills for success. 11. How to invest back into your business wisely and strategically. 12. Different metal options you can use to make your jewelry and their benefits and drawbacks.

Thanks for sharing all the tools needed for making your amazing creations!!

All them links you provided go to the website but not the page, just comes up 404 Error.

Great video Cory. Thank you for taking time out of your already busy day and sharing with everyone how you do what you do!! Amazing😁

Good information

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Wow 😯 Awesome work. The finished product looks amazing. I love the addition of the scarab as well. Great video! Ps. The 1st Mummy movie with Brendan Fraser will always be a classic. A fun romp that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

Yess yess yess! Been waiting for another ring video🎉🎉

THAT'S NOT MASSIVE, IT'S ABSOLUTELY GIGANTIC!

How have I not seen this!!! Love watching you create!!!😮

Great video!! Love the behind the scenes of what goes into your custom work.. it's a lot of time and talent that you make look easy🤩

The original Mummy with Brendan Fraser is the absolute best by far...

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That was awesome. Thank you for sharing. Beautiful ring. Now that it’s close to Christmas, maybe you will make a Santa ring with beard and hat 👍