How to make an ELECTRIC metal casting furnace

[@markkoons7488]

You deserve the "Best Workmanship Award". What a pleasure!

[@gerlacr]

Really enjoyed watching your video. I liked several of your techniques and plan to copy them when I get around to making mine.

[@almotafail1]

C° ??

[@smack_recipe]

This is amazing ! 👍👍👍

[@ZygmuntKiliszewski]

Perfect job. Congratulations 👌.

[@boumaarafboumaaraf8604]

Great job BRO.thank's.

[@homemadetools]

Good work. We shared this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)

[@Onesize17]

Great work! For me, I think I'll buy a kiln. I have the time, and the tools, but I think it'll be cheaper to pimp a high school/ college reject off a surplus website.

[@ChitrarthSingh-l9l]

Can u make induction metal melting furnace

[@tupatupa-var]

Hello Well done and thank you for your work. STP Possible with this REX C100, to stop heating before reaching high temperatures? , Thank you for your answers

[@rolfnilsen6385]

Great build! Very clean and professional result. (and cudos for your video producing skills) Could I ask what material the wire you coiled and used as heating elements is made of?

[@hammerland4028]

Eurofehral analogue Kantal A1

[@rolfnilsen6385]

@@hammerland4028 Thank you!

[@Nick-ye5kk]

How long did your heating coil last 'cause it looks like a lot of work to replace it?

[@xX0IRIDIUM0Xx]

What's the difference in this specific Kanthol? Is that just a brand name? What do you think of Monel or Inconel element which should be able to melt copper all while staying in the same phase?

[@hasger1941]

Hello interesting to use a voltage regulator what is the total resistance of your element and the maximum temperatures you can achieve ?

[@fabiogomes1145]

Hello! What is the diameter of the tube you use to coil the wire?

[@vincenzocaccia9777]

Salutations. I noticed that every time I mount the new resistance the fuse in the circuit blows then when I turn it on for about 20 minutes (direct connection to the mains without the fuse) I can reassemble the fuse and everything works fine. Why blows the fuse when the resistance is new ??

[@RJ99729]

That's a great design am curious about that PID how well it works for that cheap of a price? I have one from Amazon and it fluctuates in the ~ 30 degree range is that one more accurate? Has autotune? Thanks for the video you earned a subscriber!

[@nrml76]

Did you auto-tune with the device loaded with the the quantity of material you would normally be heating? I use one of the cheap ones for a brewing kettle and I get a 3 to 5 degree fluctuation. I think it can be improved a bit further with manual adjustments but I cant really be bothered.

[@RJ99729]

I ended up playing around with it more and just had to increase all the PID settings by a lot more than I thought, into the hundreds and it actually works great now even though it's the cheapest one I could find. But the auto tune setting never did work at high temp 1000+ it might be okay for lower @@nrml76

[@ricardonunes4807]

Thank you

[@ahmedabdelmoez758]

من أين أحصل على بوتقة الصهر

[@johnallen8680]

I would like to have electricity as my furnace fuel but I'm not confident that I could get the element right.. However I will definitely be using many of the other ideas shown in the brilliant build.

[@صالحالكثيري-ك4ك]

❤i love there

[@Everfalling]

how hot can this get?

[@bane8915]

wiring diagram?

[@ahmedabdelmoez758]

أحسنت يا محترم

[@abdullaazhar4447]

Please send me wiring diagram

[@unknown-xf4ko]

Does this use 120V or 240V?

[@tenho301]

You can see 233V on video at 11:07.

[@hakansayan7613]

tabi dimmerle onu da belirtin yoksa o kadar kalın ve kısa bir kanthal a1 kavrulur @@tenho301

[@alidastgir3260]

Is it work in 2000 c

[@alidastgir3260]

Brother what is regular temperature ?

[@hammerland4028]

1300