Pricing Silver & Gold Costs From Wax model Design for Jewelry Designers, Casting Q&A

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[@jerielkins7706]

Excellent! I’ve been looking for this explanation for weeks.

[@jasonlowery1369]

Actually, wax is less than 1 because it's density (specific gravity) is less than water which is why it floats. Using a density of 1 would give you a false result giving less metal for the piece than actually needed. Important to remember as it's the same maths needed to work out how much metal you would need to cast a wax tree in metal. I'd go with 0.9. The weight of the silver and gold - they were taken after the piece was polished? This would mean that after it came out of the investment it would have been heavier. For 14/18 karat gold you have to add copper/silver but this wasn't taken into account in your calculations

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[@ashleymiller6412]

Thank you, this was super helpful :)

[@AT-gu8by]

Can you use this same formula for 3D printed resin models?

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