In The Workshop / Pewter Casting

[@vinylsteve]

Very interesting subject, Thanks for sharing.

[@briansworkshop01]

Great video David very well explained thanks for sharing your time and skill thanks again and remember stay safe ☕☕👍👍😷

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks very much Brian, you stay safe too 🙂👍

[@snovku]

Fab, David. I am always impressed by how you explain quite complicated things in an easy-to-understand way. This was great - reminded me of when I was a kid making fishing weights over a bonfire with lead and spoons. We always had a few burn marks on our hands in those days. :-) Thanks, again, for sharing this. Take care and keep safe.

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Sandy, think it's working with school pupils that makes me explain things like that 🙂 You would have to make leadfree weights now days 🙂. Take care David 👍

[@frankslittleworkshop]

😀 now that looks like something I would love to have a go at 😀. Great video David, thanks for the inspiration 😁👍

[@InTheWorkshop]

Cheers Frank 🙂👍

[@brianvogel5028]

Really nice handmade hardware Dave! Never seen this before.

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Brian, though some viewers might find it interesting 🙂 thanks for watching 👍

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Hi David, I really enjoyed this video... thanks very much for making... Take care. Paul,,

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Paul, stay safe 🙂👍

[@eyuptony]

Enjoyed that David, very interesting and well explained. Tony

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Tony 🙂👍

[@PhilsWorkshop1953]

Most enjoyable vid Dave thank you

[@InTheWorkshop]

Cheers Phil 🙂👍

[@roybirkinshaw3901]

Enjoying your videos I myself work on a budget so enjoy watching

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Roy, take care David 🙂👍

[@creepycrawlything]

Really impressed by your level of crafting skill. Enjoyable video.

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Colin 🙂👍

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

That was a really interesting video. Great job mate

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks David 🙂👍

[@michaelplays2449]

Nice job, good video thanks

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Michael and thank you for watching 🙂👍

[@blackestskyline9732]

Great level of skills. Nice presentation man!

[@InTheWorkshop]

Cheers 👍

[@Thesidingsworkshop]

Really interesting mate never seen pewter casting before the hasp and staple looks great nice design. The little pot reminds me of when I was an apprentice my job was to melt the lead ready to do lead joints ect. Dennis who taught me my trades used to spit in it if I got to close to it to teach me a lesson ..... I never did it twice lol. Just an idea could you pinch a lip in the laddle for making it easier for pouring like a jug spout ? Always a pleasure watching your mid week videos mate makes the working week go quicker. Take care buddy

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Dan, I won't be spitting in mine anytime soon 😀 I don't know what my ladle is made of but when I bought it I did whack it with a metal chisel trying to make a spout but it didn't touch it 🤔 Thanks for watching and take care 🙂👍

[@Thesidingsworkshop]

@@InTheWorkshop that's one strong laddel mate 💪 👍

[@tomt9543]

You made this look too easy! I don’t need ANOTHER hobby! Ha! Well done!

[@InTheWorkshop]

Thanks Tom, take care 🙂👍

[@xlfive]

Well done David,you might not have made a tutorial but now I’ve learned how to cast lol,would it be the same process for aluminium cans ?

[@InTheWorkshop]

I think aluminium needs much higher temperatures. Thanks for watching Gaz 🙂👍

[@tomt9543]

@@InTheWorkshop I think aluminum melts at 1250F, and the oxide on the surface of ALL aluminum melts at twice that! Makes it a pain in certain situations!