Bronze Casting

[@q7204k]

This is really great! I wish I had this kind of class at my university at my student days.

[@bxmog111]

Thanks for the great video. I cast a statue at home, but it had imperfections. I wonder if you know what would cause lacey/swiss cheese like holes near where a sprue attached to the sculpture?

[@SupFromCz]

Please what is called the white mold material. Where to buy. Thanks.

[@curtokay8046]

do you pre-heat the mold before pouring the brass?

[@lundgrenbronzestudios]

Looks like a great studio.

[@mksindia119]

What is the investment or core material, We also done but some differences about material. Good but describe briefly proper procedure of metal castings

[@canberradogfarts]

So many questions... But I'll start with one. PPE. During the post knock out, parting with a hand grinder, the gentleman had on a face mask of sorts. It looked nothing more than a piece if filter material wrapped over his mouth. But it did look effective. What was that and where can it be gotten?

[@siemprepositivo688]

What's estimated time of melting at 2000f

[@GreyArea619]

Remember 1lb of wax equals 10lbs of bronze

[@jairomerchan1710]

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[@dylanbarnes9195]

this is something to be learned in a University, a trade that has been in the minds of people sense the dawn of the BRONZE AGE. Why do we need a college to teach us how to cast bronze a trait the has been a trade of mankind for 6,000 years?

[@phillipdavidhaskett7513]

Once bronze had lost its military usefulness, nobody cared. Said the Baron, sitting in his hall: "Iron. Cold iron is master of them all.".

[@billiessphincter4104]

How is this universitet Stuff

[@jimburnsjr.]

I dunno if it your getting paid to do what you do, a good and loving wife, or what combination of factors that causes it to be.... but, your vigor in expression of your love of your industry seems as strong as an 18 year old's; when he actually knows what he is looking, at and how beautiful... hope that never changes... thanks much.

[@jesusmorales9533]

Best school in usa

[@HighWealder]

Well, the process of using a ceramic shell is not very ancient, invented by the British during the Second World War.

[@phillipdavidhaskett7513]

Why aren't any of those Artistes learning to cast Bronze Cannon? Probably some dumb BATF rule against that.

[@adilmehmood5672]

Lovely Green Flames = "Cu" Cooking.

[@TWOCOWS1]

peter shifrin, you talk too much. blah blah blah. and talk so much that you forget to describe the necessary steps that go into making a lost wax bronze thing

[@Tuathadana]

Indians do the same today