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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- This, my friends, is some highlights of what happened this week at WINDY HILL FOUNDRY.
Bronze bracket molding
Hand wheel molding
Knockers (door knockers)
Backhoe ideas
Sodium Silicate cores
Plasma cutting
The Tally Ho patterns have arrived
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Ok, I'm back. I gave you a Like and this comment. Love your content and really like to watch your channel.
Thanks for allowing Josie some screen time. Lovely lady. The glue that holds Windy Hill together...
Great video
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Your wife seems to be of great help and innovative. I am happy to see this.
Looking forward to the pouring of the Tally Ho Capstan, enjoy watching what you do.
Happy to see Josie back up and around. Glad her injury has healed up. Always impressed to watch you work. I'm an aircraft mechanic by trade, but love to watch others ply their skills, even when I have no plans to do something like this myself. The dedication to quality by both of you is awesome! Also nice to see that you aren't afraid to show when things don't go to plan. I've been watching the rebuild of the Tally Ho just about since it started, including the episodes from Keith Rucker where he repaired Leo's threading machine and you and he got the capstan separated into its' constituent parts. I love how you all help each other out. It's also amazing to see how your names get around in completely unrelated fields. Keep up the good work.
Looking forward to seeing your reaction to that pattern for the Tally Ho. Been watching Dave work on that for a bit, I hope it pulls clean!
Jeez, now that I've actually attempted my first casting and have an understanding as to how difficult it was even being a VERY simple pattern, I have an even greater appreciation for just how incredibly difficult the stuff he's doing really is. The complexity of some of these molds is mind boggling, and the different techniques and skill required to get them to work is just super cool.
Thanks for the Video. It is always enjoyable to see these. Hope your back gets better It takes time for these to heal.
WOW! So impressed with your skills. Looking forward to the Tally Ho casting. I jumped two inches out of my chair when the sand (at 18:30) fall. Yikes.
Holy Tally Ho batman! The mast has been stepped...excited to see the Capstan project!
You guys are knocking the work out! Fun to watch Josie filling a mold - scared the crap out of me when it fell out of the cask! Damn that's frustrating and I didn't do any of the work!! The patience this takes is incredible
Doug it's like this all day long😂
I screamed when that dropped 😞
I stumbled upon Dave as he was building the capstan pattern. I'm waiting to see how you mold that.
Build a box from furnace filters, maybe a fan to help keep it cool. . But a window fan with a filter, a 1"x2" wood frame should not look too sketchy! Maybe a Plexiglass door.
Well looks like I am only a month behind on my video watching! lol
What about the Shrinkage? how do u manage it, when u remold cast pieces?
she is very good
I was just wondering about the capstan.
Can you cast a 20 lb hold Statue? Just curious in case I come across 20 pounds of gold,
Glad you mentioned the Tallyho project. I have been seeing another yankee attempting to do something for Leo and thought, maybe, you and Keith had given up on the project. Sorry for my unfaith in you and Keith, please forgive me.
If I asked my wife to help me ram a mold she'd tell me to pound sand! 😃
You could see at 18:30 the sand quivering just waiting to fall again..yikes!
MY FATHER USED TO SAY "IF ALL ELSE FAILS READ THE INSTRUCTIONS"
And then there’s always the “IF I CAN STILL FIND THEM”.
is this your wife or daughter helping you?
Do you use different crucibles for different materials to avoid mixing or something like that? I know nothing about casting other than watching these and similar videos.
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