@@lundgrenbronzestudios I do enjoy your vids...not just ingot after ingot after ingot. I'm an electrician and I make bronze trinkets to give my clients with my scrap CU.
@@lundgrenbronzestudios I recycle everything from light fixture, outlet and switch brass to AL bus bars or cast AL fixture housings and of course CU. 😁 Not above sharing some of it
Nice casting. Just a word to the wise to be careful when casting from someone else's pattern. Im sure this one was a pattern from the owner of the original design but sometimes unscrupulous people will get casters to 'copy' someone elses work cheaper than they can buy it from the copyright owner of the design. This could potentially cause litigation problems if the owner of the design decides to sue. Its like if someone bought one of your sculptures and then used it to copy your work and sell 1000 of em cheap. This would cheapen your art work and you might not be happy about that. Like I say, im sure thats not the case in this instance but it could be an issue another time. Just a thought. Im new to your channel so im looking forward to binge watching your great videos. keep it up.
Check @swdweeb channel out, specifically his video on offset pouring basins. He teaches why it's bad to pour straight down a huge hole, which sucks lots of air and creates turbulance (which disturbs sand when flowing etc, and creates defects/voids etc) th-cam.com/video/ubaFnNA0_ps/w-d-xo.html The whole of his playist "Learning to Cast Metal" I'd heartily reccomend to you, just start with the Offset Pouring Basins, it'll help a lot! Guys easily the best sandcasting teacher I've ever seen on TH-cam! (And I think I've watched everything on the topic now haha) :)
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Perfect molds can make a million foam decoys. Where art and industry merge, nice work budddy.
I appreciated the technical details about the sand.
I liked the groove you made on your box to line things up. Smart!
Pretty cool. Would be interesting to see them in use if you get the chance.
Amazing just how many things one can mold and cast. You always find something new!
Nice! Amazing that you can get such detail with sand.
Cool! It'd be fun to see how that guy uses them
Very nice job.
Absolutely fantastic!! What a neat process!!
Looks good your feed gate looked a bit small but I think that’s the camera.
That's just ducky!! Lol nice pour
After that one really messy pour now I’ve got you wonder each time how it’s going to go 😆
@@lundgrenbronzestudios I do enjoy your vids...not just ingot after ingot after ingot.
I'm an electrician and I make bronze trinkets to give my clients with my scrap CU.
@@rockelec I need become friends with more elections. So many little bits of copper goes through their hands.
@@lundgrenbronzestudios I recycle everything from light fixture, outlet and switch brass to AL bus bars or cast AL fixture housings and of course CU. 😁
Not above sharing some of it
3:05 - clever way to align top & bottom
Can you make me a copy!? Couldn’t help but hear you say that perhaps you found another industrial use for the foundry…
nice job. cheers
Good job!
Very cool!
You are amazing!
Amazing personna sharing amazing content with the world. Always look forward to your next project. My favorite channel, anywhere.
Nice casting. Just a word to the wise to be careful when casting from someone else's pattern. Im sure this one was a pattern from the owner of the original design but sometimes unscrupulous people will get casters to 'copy' someone elses work cheaper than they can buy it from the copyright owner of the design. This could potentially cause litigation problems if the owner of the design decides to sue. Its like if someone bought one of your sculptures and then used it to copy your work and sell 1000 of em cheap. This would cheapen your art work and you might not be happy about that. Like I say, im sure thats not the case in this instance but it could be an issue another time. Just a thought. Im new to your channel so im looking forward to binge watching your great videos. keep it up.
Hey sir, I have a one piece foam duck decoy I'd love a mold of. Would you be interested in something a little bigger?
No. I stopped doing commission work.
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Check @swdweeb channel out, specifically his video on offset pouring basins. He teaches why it's bad to pour straight down a huge hole, which sucks lots of air and creates turbulance (which disturbs sand when flowing etc, and creates defects/voids etc)
th-cam.com/video/ubaFnNA0_ps/w-d-xo.html
The whole of his playist "Learning to Cast Metal" I'd heartily reccomend to you, just start with the Offset Pouring Basins, it'll help a lot! Guys easily the best sandcasting teacher I've ever seen on TH-cam! (And I think I've watched everything on the topic now haha) :)