Cast Your Own Metal Chess Pieces - Part 1

[@georgetownmultimedia653]

Excellent video. Do you have a video showing the 3D design process?

[@rahimzabimza]

Muchisimas gracias por un video increible 👍

[@carltonoakes4770]

Share the 3d file please! Love the design

[@mzf11125]

Where is part 2?

[@-johnny-deep-]

Pretty nice. Be aware that the metal alloy ingots from your parts list are 30% lead (39.4% Bismuth, 30.8% Tin, and 29.8% Lead), so you should probably clear coat them somehow to avoid having to touch the bare metal. That is, unless this particular alloy isn't that toxic. Could be I suppose, but I'm no metal expert. PS - regardless of toxicity, this would be a great way to add weight to wooden chess pieces since it melts at only 212 degrees Fahrenheit.

[@arrobaarroba1515]

Is it plomo?

[@AnthonyTribbey-dh9zm]

It says this was 3years ago and still no part 2???

[@matthewharper9615]

What metal did you use?

[@h3technology703]

See the parts list here: h3technology.dev/cast-your-own-metal-chess-pieces/

[@thinkordye]

1 year later

[@AnthonyTribbey-dh9zm]

Where is part 2