ZIMMERMAN SHUTTER BRACKETS PART1 WHF37

Hello my friends and Merry Christmas. If you want to see some tedious molding then this video is for you. In this first part I spend the first half of this video just coping the false drag. In real time, this took 2 hours but thanks to the magic of video editing, I hopefully don't bore you
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[@davidc6510]

Impressive craftsmanship Clarke. Thanks for sharing.

[@joncarter8372]

This is really interesting. I’m in quality for a green sand ductile cast iron foundry. Scan castings and compare CAD model with a few 2d inspections. Foundry side is all automated- auto pour, molding machines, core machines. I’m surprised and awed watching you sculpt the parting line. Much respect.

[@windyhillfoundry5940]

Gives you a different perspective from the way its used to be doesn't it

[@RROOBBWWAANN]

I hope you are well rewarded for your work.

[@timothylangley6945]

Merry Christmas Clarke and Josie.

[@floridaflywheelersantiquee7578]

Thanks for sharing Clark

[@rexmyers991]

Whew! That - is a LOT of work. And no guarantee they will pour successfully. Warmest regard for you and your family this Joyous Season.

[@halsnyder296]

Merry Christmas!!!

[@donmadere4237]

Merry Christmas Clark

[@geckoproductions4128]

Truly amazing how you figure out how to mold these up. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas to you also

[@walterplummer3808]

Thank you for all the videos this year. Have a Merry Christmas!

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Thanks Clark and Merry Christmas to you and yours..... Old Shoe🇺🇸

[@murph7591]

Merry Christmas Clark and José, your videos ha e been indispensable for the knowledge and skill you show. Happy New Year!!!!

[@nashguy207]

Merry Christmas to you and your family and to Dollar and Jake!

[@55ATA3]

Marry Christmas to you and your family, hope you have a great holiday season.

[@waynespyker5731]

Merry Christmas Eve.

[@Baron3D]

Merry Christmas

[@natwooding9394]

A very merry Christmas to you guys.

[@brianbob7514]

Those are nice

[@tomp538]

not that i know anything... but i wonder if tumbling the small metal patterns in lead shot and/or walnut shells would polish the surfaces enough to make release from the sand more reliable?

[@bcbloc02]

They don’t look like they would be much but in reality they appear quite fussy to get right.

[@manga12]

merry christmas clark, see your posting again, must be real busily pouring iron, that not much time to post, anyway are you able to make a 150 lb lathe bed out of gray or ductile iron? its sad we can do so much but only one place casts wood lathes anymore, I know a huge casting like that would be costly but is that something you could do, or do you only smaller castings? could be worth wild maybe after all I am sure there are some that would love a home size us made lathe thats not 10 grand, just wondering merry christmas

[@Elbert_Heather]

Merry Christmas, those are quite finicky indeed Clark. Since shutter brackets are ubiquitous, i presume this is for a contractor doing a historical restoration. Me and my son still want ro come down and see the place. Did you ever make a video of the epic disaster that was those rail sections? That job ended up being green on the numbers and no lawyers got involved. What mess that whole process was. I hope to do business with you in the future and hopefully something less insane.

[@larryblount3358]

How did they mold these in high production?

[@walterteige7567]

Where do you get your crucibles from

[@dannercooke2918]

Do you have contact information