Casting a Gold Ring

In this video, we show you the entire process of casting a gold ring. The same process can be utilized with silver and other metals as well.
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[@bondadadileepkumar1571]

I want buy some dies do you know any dies sheller

[@rickymc7287]

What was you final temperature of the flask when you put it onto the vacuum machine?

[@kenkaliyuga]

what kind of pen and what kind of wax do you use for the sprue base tryna find the wax rn

[@irishman7scouse]

what temp do you melt wax out of flask or do you dewax flask before you put in in oven at 500 degrees fahrenheit.thank you.

[@cocaynne7226]

wow i am begginer jeweler and this video help me alot... can u make another ?

[@zacharyancona1610]

How did you avoid porosity on youre cssting

[@floc3908]

Hola no se debe poner las pinzas calientes sobre el hule donde se enfrasca porque se daña

[@SwissplWatches]

fantastic video, thank you

[@domchewy45]

I see you let your flask sit for several minutes while u melted the gold. the flask temp dropped right? also I see it didnt affect anything . is this true? you can still get results with lower flask temps?

[@lemonsnickers1]

You can, but it's better to have your metal already melted/melting and ready to go with a furnace when the flask is reaching the end of its burnout cycle. The way this video shows melting the metal is fine, but getting a furnace was the best thing I ever bought for casting. Way safer, more predictable, and less wasteful with gas and oxygen. I also thought it was weird that he added the boric acid to the flask after he had already poured the metal. I work in a commercial jewelry repair shop, we put the boric in with the melted metal first then pour it. The boric has to melt to create a flux coating, it's to help the metal flow. Adding it in afterwards is counterintuitive.

[@jasonclements4607]

does this pull a good vacuum through the investment and flask? Thanks for the video! Still trying to understand how it draws a negative pressure.

[@LevantJewellery]

Yes, it does. Vacuum-assist casting is the modern method of casting, and also the most reliable.

[@markwadsworth1254]

Add plaster to water never water to plaster.

[@Angel___00888]

Could be possible to make the investment using ceramic, that would be great, other industries use ceramic for casting

[@akashburhade2820]

What is the power of vaccum pump in this tabletop machine?

[@codydagutis4431]

I'm just curious why you add borax on the top after you cast. I've seen other casters do this but it doesn't make sense to me. How does it help with the casting to put it on the button after the casting is poured? I'm asking because I'm starting to learn how to cast. Thanks!

[@amiralisaghebnia1041]

i think its only for getting bad smell

[@Whelessry]

This is a cool and informative video, thanks!

[@LevantJewellery]

I’m glad that you found this helpful. I wish you many successful castings!

[@rudisoft]

Ho hot is the crucible when you put it onto the silicone?

[@Tarkovfoos]

What is the name of the platform and where did you get it ? The vacuum casting machine .

[@hectortrejo4477]

Rio grande

[@TheNOVAlbert]

It's called Dura-Bull vacuum casting machine. The same machine is also for sale on Amazon under different brand names. OrangeA is one of them. RioGrande.com is the most reliable source for jewelry related supplies.

[@matt1343able]

Hello.thanks for sharing this clip, i have a question ,what was the powder you pour it on flack ?thanks

[@sharid76]

It's called investment plaster, and when mixed with the proper amount of water, which is usually becomes about the consistency of fairly thin pancake batter, creates the liquid plaster casting that gets poured into the flask.

[@lemonsnickers1]

It's boric acid powder. When heated, it melts to create a flux coating on the metal, helping it flow better. The video shows him adding it after pouring, which isn't correct. You're supposed to add it to the molten metal, then pour.

[@matt1343able]

@@lemonsnickers1 thank you so much

[@lemonsnickers1]

@@matt1343able You're welcome :)

[@bondadadileepkumar1571]

Hi

[@ZecaNunesMineraisOficial]

Show +1 inscrito +1 like do Zeca!!! Brasil-RN

[@abdieltoro7584]

Hi sir, do you have a email that i can contact w u because i have some problems w that machine, and is a brand new , I don’t know what going on!

[@juliascarola2387]

could you tell me where you got this vacuum table from? I cant find a good one! thank you!!

[@lemonsnickers1]

You can get vacuum tables like that from RioGrande. They're a little over $1,000, but for all that they can do and what they come with they're worth it.

[@Pothead2005]

Metal shop ring casting

[@rajkumarmaity1773]

Ring tara ha