centrifugal casting

centrifugal casting

[@PreciousOpal]

Bless your soul...i love this tutorial on centrifuge casting...i recived my machine yesterday...i have to make a base and shield for it so i can start using it...soon soon....good idea for modeling flowers and i can make my mom a fine silver cast of one she can wear to the Kingdom Hall to praise JEHOVA

[@StudioMYJ]

That is really cool! I've always wondered how that was done! Thanks for sharing! i love all the videos! Learning so much! Thank You Thank You Thank You!!!!!!!

[@swordsman1062]

Great video, thanks! I had some questions. Your torch looks like an oxy acetylene torch, is that correct? I've been using one of those to try and melt my metal (I'm attempting to make a cast out of bronze right now) directly in the hooded crucible like you're doing, but while it melts the crucible quickly enough, it's getting the metal hot enough that it's melting right through my quartz crucible as well. Have you heard of that problem? Do you know what could be causing it, and how I can prevent it? Thanks!

[@martintrevino6688]

Jeffrey Rawlins did you ever figure out what the issue was?

[@steveschaefer5835]

I have a centrifugal force casting machine just like your how did you rig up your shield? One moment it was there and the next it was gone. Thanks

[@faebohari]

can i know what type of centrifugal casting is this?

[@1soham1]

muhamad faez bohari the one available from rio grande

[@naekcm]

Why use this way instead of furnice? Cheers

[@ironlung9189]

Can you use a furnace to melt the metal, then pour it into the crucible? or does it need to be heated up in the crucible while on the centerfuge?

[@1soham1]

it is possible but more complicated because it would start to harden as soon as you poured it into the crucible

[@ironlung9189]

@@1soham1 You're right, I tried it last night and it hardened into a clump instantly, had my furnace at 961 degrees celsius, maybe that temp is too low, I also didnt have my crucible glazed.

[@LoisAnderson]

Soham, Have you ever used a bench top centrifugal casting machine by Hansa Jewelry out of Aloha, Oregon? Lois

[@1soham1]

no, sorry

[@RandomLensProductions]

great video!, im just starting off and wondering does the centrifugal just sit in there? or does it lock in some how?

[@1soham1]

+Randomstuff it just sits there

[@RandomLensProductions]

+soham harrison thank you for the info

[@ericni2916]

cool....thanks ur innovation

[@skdenter2169]

Good your speak

[@ryanbarker5217]

old school. beats swinging it over your head tied to a chain, i bet.

[@docbedo5939]

We use it to make crwon of teeth fixed prosthodontics

[@pagadalachinaa5779]

How much prize