3d print to bronze statue │ Lost PLA metal casting │ASMR │ Homemade foundry
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A couple of gemstones in the eyes would rock
Yes!
I did this on a similar one!! Good suggestion! Check out the video.
@@robinson-foundry looks great
yes, those would be rocks!
where can buy gemstones from?
This is hands down the best lost pla method I've ever seen
I've been going through youtubers trying to see someone who can do this well and not get caught up in burning the thing for 10 hours or putting a buttload of extra steps into it, and you definitely have the best cast.
There is one thing that you can count on people doing reliably and that's making shit faaaarrrr more complicated than it should be.
The yellow ceramic material is called Suspendaslurry.
Man, that stuff is expensive. Seems worth it's though, as I bet it goes a long way with how little actually gets used as compared to other investment casting methods. Have you considered using polycast filament?
@@faultyinterface I wonder if one could achieve similar results with clay slip. You'd probably have to be careful with firing temperatures and things like that, but it seems worth a try.
Is there a different brand for suspendaslurr? Super expensive to bring it to Canada
suspendedslurry was my nickname in high-school... JK
Nice work. Just a couple of suggestions though: to reduce the amount of bronze used, fill the inner cavity of pla prototype with sand/sodium silicate mix (as you did previously doing aluminum castings) and let it harden by blowing CO2 gas through it. To hold the core in place, pierce PLA prototype and sand core with stainless steel wire. If PLA is not thick enough (about 5-6mm), add some wall thickness using molten wax and then fill the cavity with sand/Na2SiO3
I really like the color you chose for the paint, it turned out looking like Patina and really gave the cast this Ancient artifact sorta feeling
Thank you!
that was very well done. A few links on some of the materials would be useful as well, or a list in the description.
Excellent video - thank you for sharing.
This statue is worth like 200 dollars. Very nicely done. All you gotta know is 3d modeling in blender and casting methods. Ie sand casting and lost casting with ceramic slurry and sand. This video is gold bro.
That's a truly amazing cast! I love how you simulated the oxidation of the copper with blue spray paint! If you use ammonia fumes and salt I think you can also get some really cool patterns. How do you avoid voids as I don't see any exhaust tubes?
Thank you! I'll keep salt and ammonia in mind. There are some small voids on the right side of the neck and under the chin. I will cast it differently next time, but the vents from the chin to the top of the sprue worked fairly well.
Great job hands down one of the best castings I've seen in a long time.
This was really awesome! A lot of TH-cam videos tend to cast basically the same thing (Variations of knives and swords and pop culture things) and it was really cool to see something like this! I'd love to see more casts like this one.
In the words of my hero... "This belongs in a museum!"
Well done. Tremendous work and I enjoyed the video immensely.
Thank you for using the file correctly, it drive me nuts when people don’t know how to use it, awesome work
Beautiful n inspiring! Loved evey bit of detail. Especially how you gave the base an edgy look. 🤩
I can see why you like this artist's work so much. It's beautiful and intricate. Definitely a fun challenge to cast well, which you did!
As a jeweler that vacuum casts silver and gold, awesome cast! Great method, excellent transfer of detail from the print!
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! amazing, you got me super interested in knowing more about casting stuffing.
Really cool, thank you! Thanks for the alloy! I forgot new pewter is lead free!
I was impressed at how the painting/distressing added interest. Much appreciated!
Beautiful casting! It’s interesting how the pla only catches fire when you open the kiln and let some air in. Great job though I can’t wait for more.
¡Hermosísima! Gorgeous! Congrats!
Don't know how I missed this video....
Been viewing metal casting techniques and this one, with this example, is very convincing.
Well done Sir, you've just added another subscriber.
And thank you.
thanks for sharing your process! absolutelly amazing!
I would sure love to have one of my sculpts cast in bronze! Great work!
i fn love it good job and process. i cant wait to learn from you.
This is pretty amazing work.
The details look great!
Truly Amazing artwork! 1st video & I know I'm subscribing straight away!
That's awesome. It would be right at home in one of those Tool music videos...
Hi Seth, firstly let me thankyou for such a fantastic set if films. Great research and development, you have very much inspired me and I am sure many people like me that want to cast metal. I have found your films both educational and informative and you have very much aided my home casting project. You ask at the end of your great films for viewers suggestions. It is in this manner I am wondering if you were going to ceramic shell cast some form of iron? I am hoping to do this at some point and would like very much to see how you would go abut this?
Dude that is awesome!
So your finish work, particularly the paint and faceting the base were awesome. From a guy that's temporarily burnt his fingerprints off by accident you probably wanna wear pants next time and probably want to bury the mold in sand prior to pouring. Love the alloy blend as well
Nice touch with the paint 👌😌
Wow! Beautiful!
Thanks!
Neat work and video... 😎👌🏽 Congrats from Mexico 🇲🇽
It's awesome. Fantastic work
Fantastic Artwork
Amazing work!! Thanks for sharing.
Turned out great! I had my doubts on the spray painting but it really worked out awesome.
I would suggest spray painting the plastic 3d printed model with some primer and then some paint before dipping. This would get rid of some of the lines visible frome the layering of the 3d printer.
Great job looking forward to more of these vids
Amazing - really cool project.
Thank you!
That's a lesson learned the hard way, be glad that wasn't molten metal. Great cast.
Your video style reminds me of Brian Oltrogge. Calm and relaxing but also well planned and intelligent.
This is awesome.
Super! A perfect job!
Beautiful end result.
Well dang that is some awesome work!!!, cant wait to get me a 3D printer for casting projects 👍
Ralph Mourik Thank you sir! I recommend a Creality Ender 3 Pro. They’re great little printers.
Turned out great!
Dude, that thing is rad! You definitely deserve waaaaay more subs
I admire your work.. amazing.. nice job..
i like when i see people burn plastic :) i love all plastic things....good job
Beautiful work
Fantastic! When I saw the title, I thought you can pour over the PLA itself and that is how it is lost :)
Beautiful work!!!
awesome casting and very informative
Perfect. Thanks.
Nice work! I'm planning to do some lost PLa casting. I was wondering more about the burn out and if you have tried the esun esmooth? This product is meant to be easier to burn out.
You should put an aluminium foil hat over the ceramic shell before you fill with sand as there would be less chance of you damaging the shell.
Also when you’re running your burn out cycle for the PLA you should put a piece of flat bar under the lid to let the gases escape otherwise you’re gonna get carbon build up on the coils and that will shorten their lifespan.
Great casting and an excellent choice of colours, what where the colours that you used?
Lost PLA Casting is very similar to the traditional Lost Wax Casting method. Great job!
It's wonderful work!
Great work laddie! For the next time, try to make a shell casting- a hollow one. That way you'd need 1-2 pounds of bronze for the same casting. Less fuel consumed and less time :))
Awesome! ❤️
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Awesome job!
verry awesome project again
Wow - awesome!
Amazing work, you really master the subject. And it is why I can’t help but to think that using paint lacks nobility. Your using such technic and dedication in what you do that the paint looks like a cheap shortcut. Don’t get me wrong I think what you do is amazing. Try acids or peroxyde !
How beautiful melt!
It looks like the surface of the cold cast is very smooth, is it? Is it due to the lost pla method especially? I've tried brass and greensand but the cast piece is always rough also because it shrinks a lot while cooling down. It looks like your cast hasn't shrank a bit, is there a special reason?
Thanks for the video!
That's fucking sick. Love the cyan paint and rubbed off technique
Nice job. The only suggestion of something you might like to try is instead of paint try using a patina like liver of sulphur, this works well on electro formed copper jewellery so it would be worth the experiment.
There’s also some other patina solutions that use ammonia and salt from memory, if you’re interested I can try and find it in one of my plating books
Awesome thanks for sharing
You freaking rock dude
Looks cool
that is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing work. I am planning on doing similar work. What coating do you use?
I've noticed the drywall compound is less prone to cracking in your videos. Is that the preferred slurry material? Or do you like the ceramic liquid better?
Thanks for another great video! Quick questions, what kind of sand did you use and what was the temp you heated the part to melt the PLA out? Thanks again.
3D Bronze Glad you liked the video! I used very fine sand from the hardware store but you will probably have better results buying the sand firm R&R. I honestly don’t know exactly what temperature the kiln was at. I just turned it on and left it for a few hours.
Good job.
WOW, very nice
Wow, thanks for the awesome video! The casting looks great! I was wondering though, how did you cast it so large and thick without striation or shrinkage?
Great showy even the failures.
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VERY IMPRESSIVE WORK AMIGO!! SUBSCRIBED!
Hey, Dude. I'm new here. Your work is awesome! The statue stayed very nice. Congratulations!👍🇧🇷
David Dias de Souza Filho Thank you!
Excellent video!!
I would like to know what is the yellow liquid that you use in the mold
amazing
Very cool..i will teach myself to do this one day :)
Nice work man!!!!
Thank you!
Great video. I've seen others using 3D prints made with moulding wax - have you tried that too?
That turned out really good. I really want to try the suspendaslurry, but, with the shipping and the cost of it, its really close to double the price.
Круто!
Thats dope
@seth Robinson what kind of ceramic material and what type of sand do you use? Could you share a link?
do I need a kiln to dry the slurry and melt the PLA out, or will a lower temp for a longer heat work fine?
cool !!!
Good stuff. What is that "ceramic material" that you use?
awesome my friend.. goodjob😀😀😀
Hi there! nice work.. what's the biggest size/vol you can make out of bronze, with this level of detail?
Wow. Impressive. Would love to be able to have a kiln and a means to melt bronze. Probably take me three years to afford that. Thanks for posting. I assume there is a way to make an inner shell so you don’t have to make a truly solid statue.
What exactly is that yellow ceramic material you used?
This is pretty much the process we used at the foundry I did some design work for. In the future, hollowing out the model would help. You'd have to do it in ZBrush or another program, but it can cut down the weight. I've printed entire monuments for this kind of a process. There are some hot and cold patina solutions from a company called Sculpt Nouveau that you might find fun to experiment with on future efforts, too. I'll link their channel. It's good info.
th-cam.com/channels/UqAwBoqtvVd6HX2Gzpmbgw.html
Can it work with refractory cement? Amazing work btw.
great video, really perfect finished product, I was wondering how long did it take to burnout and at what temperature?