Holiday Silver Pours - My first Bar!

[@MichiStacker]

I’m living vicariously through all of you who pour. Steady hands is no longer a thing for me so I just watch.

[@fgstacker]

Thanks for watching Michi :)

[@40ozSilver-OU812]

Very cool ! The butterfly came out nice !! I've got some milk spotted stuff that I plan on melting at some point .. Good job brother 👍👍

[@fgstacker]

Thanks for watching :)

[@THECRANKYONE]

Nice stuff, FG! I sat here and actually blew air at the smoke when you poured the first button!😂 DOO-MAAS! 😠👍

[@fgstacker]

LOL! It did get a little smokey :) Thanks for watching Cranky.

[@TheUrbanStackersDen-cu1vq]

Those came out nice

[@fgstacker]

Thanks Urban :)

[@SilverPunkPour]

21:15 these are really cool, great job mate!

[@fgstacker]

Thanks for the kind words :) A bit short of the details you get in your pours, but I was happy for a first try!

[@blisteringbarnaclesmagnets6364]

Coool man awesome pours 🧲⚓️👍

[@fgstacker]

Thanks for watching BB :)

[@Ohnochokin]

Great video showing the casting process✨✨✨

[@fgstacker]

Thanks!

[@mandybrown7758]

That is really cool FG 👊🏽

[@fgstacker]

Thanks Mandy :)

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

Looks right fine.

[@SilverPunkPour]

7:04 great stuff mate! looking cool!

[@fgstacker]

Thanks!

[@jamiefrost2091]

That was really interesting, 🙆‍♂️. What kind of wood did you use for the button mould? Looks like some kind of semi hard wood ! Excellent work, thanks 🙆‍♂️. Btw, is there an alternative to liver of sulphur? J🙋🏻‍♂️

[@fgstacker]

I was using hard oak, and it seems to work pretty well. There may be some alternative, but you can also simply use a sealed container, and put your silver in on a stand, while crushing up a boiled egg in the other side of the container. The sulphur in the boiled egg is enough to do the trick, though it takes longer since it is not in direct contact like the liquid.

[@TheUrbanStackersDen-cu1vq]

12:03 Dope🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@fgstacker]

I was sorry I lost the "fractal" part when using the press. I will have to see what I can do to adjust that to maybe retain some more detail.

[@TheUrbanStackersDen-cu1vq]

@ I think it looks really cool the way it is, but that’s just me

[@SilverFoilHat]

man that is an awesome pour!

[@fgstacker]

Thanks!

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

I remember that Sand Casting Mold from 8th Grade Shop Class.

[@fgstacker]

Ha! Thanks for watching :)

[@CandSMINING]

Interesting video brother New sub you. Looks like a good set up for your cast. Nice pour brother. Thanks for sharing with the community.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥

[@fgstacker]

Thanks for the sub and coming by to watch, I really appreciate it!

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

What did you do for consolidating the Sand.

[@fgstacker]

I bought casting sand, so it's already set to go.

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

@@fgstacker Well I assure you I have no experience with casting. But I have experience with consolidating concrete. So I googled it. Consolidating the Sand is done after or while putting the Model in the Sand/Frame.

[@fgstacker]

@@TobaccoRowe1960 Ah got you. I'm basically following what Silver Punk has shown. Using a wire mesh to make sure the sand is fine to get into the nooks and cranies, then after adding more on top, using a hammer to pack it down tight. I then use an old trowel to scrape off the excess above the rim of the mould.

[@TobaccoRowe1960]

@@fgstacker Hammer Packed, I see.

[@TheUrbanStackersDen-cu1vq]

#4

[@SobrietyAndSilver]

I agree with @MichiStacker 😂😂