how to make Coin Molds - Trash to Tressure - Aluminium

Today I'll show you how I made my own coin molds
I use a mixture of clay (2 parts) and graphite powder (1 part).
il heated the molds in the oven for 1 hour 100 degrees as 2 hours 200 degrees and 2 hours 300 degrees, finally i put them in the melting furnace to heat it up to 1400 degrees
3 of them came out pretty well, I need another object to make more molds
I am very happy with the resault
I hope you enjoy it
I would be very happy to read your comment. Do you have any wishes for a future project?
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Kind greetings
Roger
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[@halestone21]

what type of clay did you use

[@ralphmourik]

This looks interesting! Coins came out pretty good, I might give this a try in the future! 👍👊

[@FischersCraft]

Thank you

[@charitybrown4274]

That’s awesome 👍😁

[@FischersCraft]

Thank you 😍

[@jlyssagraywolf7503]

Awesome smelting. 💜💜💜

[@FischersCraft]

Thank you for your comment best wishes Roger

[@truwwapriazuw1345]

Can charcoal/carbon be used in place of graphite?

[@psychsuk]

Brilliant tutorial. I have a couple of questions. 1. Is that delft clay? 2. Could you explain the curing process in a bit more detail. Id love to try this idea out with silver.

[@numbskullskills]

how long do they last. are they hard like the ones you can buy? id like to try this and what kind of clay