Price ? U say cheap where's the prices of those who has a jewelry set up what's your profit margin? For how many sales? How much did each of your guys systems cost?
@@drguillotine7485 actually I bought a used system. It’s a Percast and the burn out oven is made in South Africa (can’t remember the name). Also go two different wax injectors, one of them is pressure assisted. Have 8 flasks, 50 lbs of investment, a big bag of wax and a vulcanizer press.
It would help if you explained what and why you are doing at each step of the vacuum casting process. Thank you for taking the time to prepare this video.
Hey you did great. This video was not a tutorial. There are other videos out there for specifics. I liked to see what you were doing as a continuous process.
how does the furnace and that white machine work if you dont mind me asking, you put the silver in the furnace and the investment in the white machine, how long do you put them in there for each machine? Also at what temperatures do you put them in? or do they change temperatures automatically on their own?
No you neeed to keep flask at temperature while the metal heats up otherwise the flask would be cold by the time your ready pour or you could use a torch
@@drguillotine7485 awe damn eh. I couldn't just add the metal in an hour or 2 before the burnout cycles done eh? Handheld Furnaces are pretty cheap on e-bay/Amazon so I really don't mind the purchase, it's more of a save space and electricity thing. If it's a must it's a must though.
so question I'm looking to get some of this equipment I was looking at a centrifugal arm that uses centrifugal force but I came across these two in one machines that has the vacuum and the other part on the right but I'm not sure what is. I assume its a vacuum that sucks the metal in through the investment? how does that work and if I'm not mistaken should you not have had the switch over to the casting chamber when you poured the metal in the flask?
@@drguillotine7485 Thanks, I do small casting like 10 to 20 dwt. Can be use for my aplication? Want to try more accurate temp for my melting istead of a torch. Thanks.
How would you say your equipment has held up? I am looking into purchasing all of these bigger pieces, vacuum, furnace & kiln but I want to make sure I'm making the right investment.
Your vacuum may be different than my Kaya, however it appears your knob is in the opposite direction than mine. The Kaya directions have a photo indicating the small pointed side is the “indicator” or the ‘tip of the handle that needs to point to whichever side is in use’. The larger side is the handle. In our video it appears your manufacture ha everted these. Loved your video. Although it is not aimed as an instructional video, it helped me to understand that how I’m doing things is pretty darn close to your process. Good job on your final piece. I’d love to see what programming you used.
Couple of things. Make sure you wait 30 minutes before cooling the flask. You could crack your ring. I use a screwdriver and break the plaster up the big peices into the trash can. Then when I get down to the ring hit it with the toothbrush in the bucket. I honestly just throw the bucket out when it gets full with plaster once a year and buy another one rather than clean the plaster out of the bucket
well honestly silver and 21k gold flask can be pured even after 3-4 minutes after casting but for 18k casting you have to wait 30 min otherwise the ring will break
I love your vid man this is exactly what I’m looking for a set up to get into making jewelry . Would you mind if I ask around how much you spend for the three items ? I mean the vacuum casting machine the kiln and the oven.
I spent 550$ for vacuum casting machine, 600 for oven, 200 for furnace i order it all from amazon keep in mind prices have gone up on the vaccum machine since the time I ordered it
Hey do you mind sharing what brand equipment you used? My fiancée has history as a bench jeweler, and I’m going to surprise her with her little own set up; so she can be began casting from home.
As a jeweler/caster for over 25 years that’s one hell of a big flask for such a tiny model to burn out. Your investment powder/consumables cost is going to be astronomical…
How much would you charge me to do a lost wax cast of a small trinket if i was to send it to you made out of the wax product of your choice? It would not need to be perfect. In fact some air bubles and imperfections would be what I would prefer.
I have the same exact setup and my power trips everytime smh. I use an extension cord from the back of the house and use another extension cord from the inside of the laundry room at the side of the house and it still happens. Two different outlets but same issue Idk what to do smfh
Lol i just bought all the stuff u just got plus a Phrozen 4k 3-d printer to make my own wax for molds. Yah the power load thing is a little obvious u are in a shed tho. I do this in my basement. I was gona get a centrifugal casting system but idk, that seamed a little sketchy in my basement.
don't know about this guy but the cheapest iv seen a kaya cast vacum setup that i know was real and not a knockoff was around 490 but that was in a closed community in terms of buying new iv seen them around 1000 to 1200 dollars and from uk companies that are legit iv seen them for around 800 pounds. in terms of this guys melter/furnace iv seen many different brands of the same furnace cheapest i saw which is the one i currently have was 400 pounds or 500 dollars but that was with extras and mine is bigger. now for his kiln im not sure what brand it is so can't tell but i know if you shop around a paragon kiln is around 500 pounds/600 dollars to around 1200 pounds/1400 dollars but all depends if you know were to look obviously
@@drguillotine7485 you can leave the dome on thats not the issue. but once you switch the pump to release you can turn the pump off right away. its a vacuum pump, if you are not pulling a vacuum it doesn't need to be running.
Jewellers suppliers there a couple on instagram .I make custom zippos n bracelets .I first carve or make say a skull out milli put or sculpey then cast it in wax sens it along with the metal ,s o gold .they send me it bck I then proceed to build or put it together and at the price it works out great 70 percent profit every time I aim for .it’s worked well for yrs .but instagram has changed the game with company’s like these .good luck .
@@drguillotine7485 I got mine much cheaper :P but not as good specs as yours. Than again I have gas forge - not a "melter" and actually my kiln (aka your oven :) ) is nearly industrial grade . How did you come up with a wax pattern as I had some success with wax injection - I found it hard to inject amounts in excess of 60 ml. Sadly I made only few videos and literally everything is on my Facebook page :)
I'm literally trying to find a casting machine to purchase right now. I can't find anywhere that ships to the UK. There is one for £900, i dont know how much that is in dollars, but I dont want to spend that much as it would take away from the other tools I am buying. Also would you recommend a generic one casting machine or an actual branded one? The one I was going to get is exactly like yours from Walmart however walmart doesnt ship to the UK
@@drguillotine7485 I ordered one on eBay reluctantly coming from China but due to Chinese New year it hasn't been dispatched yet. Will update when arrives
@@caratcrazyjewellers I haven't set anything up yet as my workspace became unsuitable to inhabit my machines. After the amount of money invested, I'd hate to have a problem due to something preventable. I will however post an update when I am up and running. If you need any advice though, I'd be glad to try my best to help with any questions you may potentially have 😊
@@caratcrazyjewellers my best bit of advice is DONT GO THROUGH EBAY!! The seller tried to charge more after the I item purchase to ship... 400gbp more. Alibaba =no surprises
hi. @5:55 may i know why you had soooooo much investment over the wax pattern???! all you need is about 1/2 an inch to cover the wax. thanks for the tutorial.
8 months later...How you making out? Was it all worth it and are you turning a profit? Are items selling as expected? Just curious as I wanted to give it a try, but you get caught up in it all and it ends up not being as you expected, so I want to know from someone who tried, lol.
I’ll make a follow up video! But if you got orders then yes you will make money but I was shocked how much higher my electric bill was it’s better to get a gas oven for the burn out if you can.
I tried to get these pieces of equipment but shipping is just as expensicve as the machine itself :( Does anybody know where I can find one for a good price?
VEVOR Vacuum Investing Casting Machine 1/2 HP, 3 CFM Lost Wax Cast Combination 2L with a 9" x 8" Bell Jar for Jewelry Casting and Investing a.co/d/fKZKwZI
Guy...you need to take off the lid before you turn the casting side on as it pulls air from the other side of the machine. Probably why it was making a noise when you turned it on. Bet you had a hell of a time pulling the lid off
VEVOR Vacuum Investing Casting Machine 1/2 HP, 3 CFM Lost Wax Cast Combination 2L with a 9" x 8" Bell Jar for Jewelry Casting and Investing www.amazon.com/dp/B08K8RVX13/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_7YNRHNA14Y3SVWMKD7B0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
You wouldn't have bubbles to speak of if you had mixed it by hand--literally by hand. Always put the water in first and then add the investment material a bit at a time until it forms a cone in the center of the bowl. Then use your hand to slowly stir and mix it without breaking the surface of the water. When it feels like very heavy cream, it's ready. Also, all that shaking just put in even more bubbles.
@@drguillotine7485 I never said you wouldn't have any bubbles or wouldn't need to process it through the vacuum jar. I only said you wouldn't have so many if you mixed it properly to start with. I stand by that assertion. Try it my way and you will see for yourself.
@@BabyJesus66 No I did not. I said he "wouldn't have bubbles to speak of ..." which is to say he would have FEW bubbles, not NO bubbles. Reread my comment.
You have the time to design the model (depends how god you are with 3D modelling software) Print time (depends on printer size and resin) Curing time of the plaster (depends on plaster) Burn out cycle (melting the plastic to leave a void, depends on resin) Melting metal (depends on what metal and your furnace) Honestly the longest part will be the printing + burn out + plaster cure Possibly initial design but once that’s ready you can cast multiples in one go It’s not quick, but you can have multiple thing going at once and different runs
@@drguillotine7485 do you know if its the exact sama as kaya cast, just without the Logo? Or is their a difference internally. The exterior looks identical
@@Luz-xl5bk they raised the price to 700$ after I ordered I guess they figured out they were selling it too cheap that is still a lot cheaper then kaya casting
@@drguillotine7485 I was waiting to buy one and now I wish I would have just bought one a few months ago! Prices definitely went up on everything I can find. There’s one other option directly from China that’s a little lower but I’m not sure if it’s worth the potential hassle.
Go to Amazon type in vacuum casting machine! Prices have gone up since the recording of this video but still cheaper then kaya I seen Them 850$ now I paid 550$ with free shipping
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I would recommend to put a side the clear bowl on the investment vaccum side so you can gain more pressure on the casting side . Great work!!
Yup lesson learned the hard way
Thanks for the updates. Good job there. Looking forward to the next video
Just posted a video for cheapest 3D printer for jewelry casting on my channel
Price ? U say cheap where's the prices of those who has a jewelry set up what's your profit margin? For how many sales? How much did each of your guys systems cost?
Dude! It’s like you went out and bought exactly what I am planning on buying next week.
Did you buy it yet?
@@drguillotine7485 actually I bought a used system. It’s a Percast and the burn out oven is made in South Africa (can’t remember the name). Also go two different wax injectors, one of them is pressure assisted. Have 8 flasks, 50 lbs of investment, a big bag of wax and a vulcanizer press.
@@gordon6029 how is that setup working out for you?
we have this model
Can I do this in a apartment..this setup? In a two bedroom ?
Thank you man Keep up the good videos you know it might get fast&heavy on the market with you
Hi
How long did you keep the investment in the klin and what was the temperature before casting and pouring the metal?
It would help if you explained what and why you are doing at each step of the vacuum casting process. Thank you for taking the time to prepare this video.
It was my first time doing it 😃 next time i will record it
Hey you did great. This video was not a tutorial. There are other videos out there for specifics. I liked to see what you were doing as a continuous process.
can you provide me a list of the tools/materials you used in this video..?
Nice! How did it look like renovated? A lot of pores or were you able to work around that?
how does the furnace and that white machine work if you dont mind me asking, you put the silver in the furnace and the investment in the white machine, how long do you put them in there for each machine? Also at what temperatures do you put them in? or do they change temperatures automatically on their own?
Great video!👍👍👍
Thanks you please subscribe cause I have more videos coming
Great video bro question where did you get the vacuum and burnout oven from thanks 🙏🏾
eBay
Amazon has them as well. Just type "lost wax casting equipment "
Nice video man!
Do you think I could get by with just the kiln for now instead of the kiln plus the handheld Furnace?
No you neeed to keep flask at temperature while the metal heats up otherwise the flask would be cold by the time your ready pour or you could use a torch
@@drguillotine7485 awe damn eh. I couldn't just add the metal in an hour or 2 before the burnout cycles done eh?
Handheld Furnaces are pretty cheap on e-bay/Amazon so I really don't mind the purchase, it's more of a save space and electricity thing. If it's a must it's a must though.
Beautiful! I wish I had a vacuum machine…
Can you please share your 3d printer information and the type of wax or resin you use to print your jewelry
Do I need to let the investment get hard first before putting in the kilm ?? Nd do I need to use exactly 903 heat on my kilm
Can you list the equipment in the video and links to where we can buy it?
Yes pleease!!!
so question I'm looking to get some of this equipment I was looking at a centrifugal arm that uses centrifugal force but I came across these two in one machines that has the vacuum and the other part on the right but I'm not sure what is. I assume its a vacuum that sucks the metal in through the investment? how does that work and if I'm not mistaken should you not have had the switch over to the casting chamber when you poured the metal in the flask?
So, how has your casting machine held up any problems?
Is this a model HH-CM01?? How do you drain oil? Good vid thanks.
How much time took to burn out wax in the furnace heat chamber
This type of furnace, what is the minimum weight in g. or dwt for melt? Great video thanks.
3kilo is what it said on website for the crucible
@@drguillotine7485 Thanks, I do small casting like 10 to 20 dwt. Can be use for my aplication? Want to try more accurate temp for my melting istead of a torch. Thanks.
How long do you leave that white plaster in the vacuum chamber
Does anyone see us about filtering the golden pieces after the casting process and what materials used in that
brother can you please tell me how much time did you use for burnout in the kiln ? please reply me
How would you say your equipment has held up? I am looking into purchasing all of these bigger pieces, vacuum, furnace & kiln but I want to make sure I'm making the right investment.
Still using it today no issues! But i take care of my equipment
hi .. i just wanna ask how much it cost for all of them? if u dont mind
Very kool Video.
More coming give a sub
Would of been awesome to get the list in description
Yeah! Next time.. TH-cam not my full time job
Looks like basic Amazon melting pot, and maybe a kaya cast clone, not sure on the oven though
@@drguillotine7485 😂😂🔥🔥
can you tell me the power rating of the vacuum pump?
Your vacuum may be different than my Kaya, however it appears your knob is in the opposite direction than mine. The Kaya directions have a photo indicating the small pointed side is the “indicator” or the ‘tip of the handle that needs to point to whichever side is in use’. The larger side is the handle. In our video it appears your manufacture ha everted these. Loved your video. Although it is not aimed as an instructional video, it helped me to understand that how I’m doing things is pretty darn close to your process. Good job on your final piece. I’d love to see what programming you used.
yup, he got it in reverse.
Hello
Good job sir
Does any one knows how to remove the slags from furnace crucible some of the slags hard to scoop out. Thanks
Bro question can u show how you set your burnout oven or point me in the direction so I can do my research
Couple of things. Make sure you wait 30 minutes before cooling the flask. You could crack your ring. I use a screwdriver and break the plaster up the big peices into the trash can. Then when I get down to the ring hit it with the toothbrush in the bucket. I honestly just throw the bucket out when it gets full with plaster once a year and buy another one rather than clean the plaster out of the bucket
Thanks for the tips yeah should have waited before putting in bucket
what are the temperatures and time at the temp do you use for the burnout
You don’t have to wait at all straight from furnace to water, I’ve been doing this for 15 years
well honestly silver and 21k gold flask can be pured even after 3-4 minutes after casting but for 18k casting you have to wait 30 min otherwise the ring will break
Awesome set up. We’re u casting with gold? I didn’t catch that part
Silver
I have the same furnace can you please tell me the steps for burnout. I have r&r investment.
Would you mind listing the equipment and their cost? Thank you and all the best!
thats great guide of operation
I love your vid man this is exactly what I’m looking for a set up to get into making jewelry . Would you mind if I ask around how much you spend for the three items ? I mean the vacuum casting machine the kiln and the oven.
I spent 550$ for vacuum casting machine, 600 for oven, 200 for furnace i order it all from amazon keep in mind prices have gone up on the vaccum machine since the time I ordered it
how to make jewelry using the stone in wax method using a machine like cast, if possible, please make a video bro ...?
what did your setup cost you? I thought my setup was super cheap at only $300 for everything.
Great job by the way!
Hey do you mind sharing what brand equipment you used? My fiancée has history as a bench jeweler, and I’m going to surprise her with her little own set up; so she can be began casting from home.
Where did you get your stuffs? Please and thank you.
May I ask where you got your set up?
all of that is around 5k
As a jeweler/caster for over 25 years that’s one hell of a big flask for such a tiny model to burn out. Your investment powder/consumables cost is going to be astronomical…
It was my first time so i did not care. I have gotten better and will be more economic in future episodes
@@drguillotine7485 do whatever you want. Haha!
What would you recommend
You might say, thats one hell of an investment investment lol
@@drguillotine7485 ignore people like that. They are affraid of competition and believe it's impossible to make a business using a bare bones set up
How much would you charge me to do a lost wax cast of a small trinket if i was to send it to you made out of the wax product of your choice? It would not need to be perfect. In fact some air bubles and imperfections would be what I would prefer.
Can you share the links to those equipments?
Right! Wtf how does this help theres no links
what temperatures do you use and how long for the burnout process. I have the same setup but cant get the burnout process right
Depends on the wax or resin your using which one are you using? And what investment are you using?
I’m using wax40 from formlabs and r&r investment. I really need your help please
I have the same exact setup and my power trips everytime smh. I use an extension cord from the back of the house and use another extension cord from the inside of the laundry room at the side of the house and it still happens. Two different outlets but same issue Idk what to do smfh
Lol i just bought all the stuff u just got plus a Phrozen 4k 3-d printer to make my own wax for molds. Yah the power load thing is a little obvious u are in a shed tho. I do this in my basement. I was gona get a centrifugal casting system but idk, that seamed a little sketchy in my basement.
I would unscrew that handle and rotate it, it's pointing in the wrong direction. ide also remove the bell when using the right side of the vacuum
How much did the equipment cost in total and did you get it off of Amazon?
don't know about this guy but the cheapest iv seen a kaya cast vacum setup that i know was real and not a knockoff was around 490 but that was in a closed community in terms of buying new iv seen them around 1000 to 1200 dollars and from uk companies that are legit iv seen them for around 800 pounds.
in terms of this guys melter/furnace iv seen many different brands of the same furnace cheapest i saw which is the one i currently have was 400 pounds or 500 dollars but that was with extras and mine is bigger.
now for his kiln im not sure what brand it is so can't tell but i know if you shop around a paragon kiln is around 500 pounds/600 dollars to around 1200 pounds/1400 dollars but all depends if you know were to look obviously
You're not building pressure! You're drawing a vacuum. But great video. Glad you made and shared.
Leaving the dome on was a mistake I know now
@@drguillotine7485 you can leave the dome on thats not the issue. but once you switch the pump to release you can turn the pump off right away. its a vacuum pump, if you are not pulling a vacuum it doesn't need to be running.
@@jondepinet I had a problem leaving the dome on I could not pull out the crucible from the machine so I think dome has to be removed
@@drguillotine7485 hahaha ha I learnt dome has to be removed the hard way to its a mother fucka to remove flask if don't remove dome
Where can I get gold like you had for casting ???
Love it
But 1g = 1ml of water
So use the measurements on the jug (to get close)
Could you explain or list out the items that you got there? And where I can purchase them it would be of great help
I don’t understand why he makes a video like this but leaves out details where he got it.
It’s been 6 months since you asked and he hasn’t answered lol
Mfs be divulging information... Have any of you found out?
@@TheCulture eBay VEVOR 2L Jewelry Casting machine
Jewellers suppliers there a couple on instagram .I make custom zippos n bracelets .I first carve or make say a skull out milli put or sculpey then cast it in wax sens it along with the metal ,s o gold .they send me it bck I then proceed to build or put it together and at the price it works out great 70 percent profit every time I aim for .it’s worked well for yrs .but instagram has changed the game with company’s like these .good luck .
Where do u buy these things?
How much did all the tools and machines cost together ?
550$ for casting machine
200$ for melter
580$ for Oven
@@drguillotine7485 I got mine much cheaper :P but not as good specs as yours. Than again I have gas forge - not a "melter" and actually my kiln (aka your oven :) ) is nearly industrial grade . How did you come up with a wax pattern as I had some success with wax injection - I found it hard to inject amounts in excess of 60 ml. Sadly I made only few videos and literally everything is on my Facebook page :)
Hello,Can your vacuum 4L casting thin 24K gold?
Depends on a lot of factors. it’s probably possible
@@drguillotine7485 but I can't do it.i think 4L vacuum is not enough.
@@immamcool379 6L model supporting,
👍
I'm literally trying to find a casting machine to purchase right now. I can't find anywhere that ships to the UK. There is one for £900, i dont know how much that is in dollars, but I dont want to spend that much as it would take away from the other tools I am buying.
Also would you recommend a generic one casting machine or an actual branded one?
The one I was going to get is exactly like yours from Walmart however walmart doesnt ship to the UK
Did you find something in Uk yet?
@@drguillotine7485 I ordered one on eBay reluctantly coming from China but due to Chinese New year it hasn't been dispatched yet. Will update when arrives
@@TheOriginalWilson update?
@@caratcrazyjewellers I haven't set anything up yet as my workspace became unsuitable to inhabit my machines. After the amount of money invested, I'd hate to have a problem due to something preventable. I will however post an update when I am up and running. If you need any advice though, I'd be glad to try my best to help with any questions you may potentially have 😊
@@caratcrazyjewellers my best bit of advice is DONT GO THROUGH EBAY!! The seller tried to charge more after the I item purchase to ship... 400gbp more. Alibaba =no surprises
what tape did you use bro?
you can use painters tape
Full Material and equipment list?
For purchase, and quote. I
Is it just equal parts water and the investment?
38 to 40 parts water and 100 parts investment.
38ml water per 100g investment is a better way of saying it.
can you post links to what you ordered
I got it on Amazon. The links change all the time just punch in vacuum Casting
Walio nice channel name! New sub ova here. Great video!!'
You don't quench any metal when casting break it apart with a probe or screw driver !
Don't quench ? why ?
I want to purchase that machine so please tell me price of machine casting machine
hi. @5:55 may i know why you had soooooo much investment over the wax pattern???!
all you need is about 1/2 an inch to cover the wax.
thanks for the tutorial.
These TH-cam novices crack me up. Casting is an art and can’t be learned in a month or 2
Do you need a compressor also??
No not needed
@@drguillotine7485 ok Thank you.
no need
What is the name of all those products he is using
8 months later...How you making out? Was it all worth it and are you turning a profit? Are items selling as expected? Just curious as I wanted to give it a try, but you get caught up in it all and it ends up not being as you expected, so I want to know from someone who tried, lol.
I’ll make a follow up video! But if you got orders then yes you will make money but I was shocked how much higher my electric bill was it’s better to get a gas oven for the burn out if you can.
Hi will you teach me ?
the burnout recess didn’t make any smoke ? That’s convenient
How many pure gold for 14k per gram ?
Google it bro!!!
I tried to get these pieces of equipment but shipping is just as expensicve as the machine itself :( Does anybody know where I can find one for a good price?
Yeah the prices have gone up on shipping since this video! When i bought it it was free shipping from amazon
Hello, I'm thinking on getting this. How has this vac machine held up? It's it worth it or should I get the original Kaya Cast? Thanks!
It works great! No issues so far.
hello
@drguillotine what is the names of the machines you use in the video please?
VEVOR Vacuum Investing Casting Machine 1/2 HP, 3 CFM Lost Wax Cast Combination 2L with a 9" x 8" Bell Jar for Jewelry Casting and Investing a.co/d/fKZKwZI
Price went up but still more then half the price of kaya and free shipping which is nuts
Does someone know a Jeweler in Sacramento California area looking for work?
Guy...you need to take off the lid before you turn the casting side on as it pulls air from the other side of the machine. Probably why it was making a noise when you turned it on. Bet you had a hell of a time pulling the lid off
You are not wrong lesson learned
Ur voice sounds familiar have we met in COD Warzone?
Please can you list the casting machine and kiln . Thank you
VEVOR Vacuum Investing Casting Machine 1/2 HP, 3 CFM Lost Wax Cast Combination 2L with a 9" x 8" Bell Jar for Jewelry Casting and Investing www.amazon.com/dp/B08K8RVX13/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_7YNRHNA14Y3SVWMKD7B0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
At the time i made this video the cost if the machine was 550$ with free shipping
how long did you burnout for?
I did a long burn 🔥 for my first time 10 hours
I couldn’t tell on the video! Thanks! Great results!
@@nyandayekwai2974 more videos coming for each step give a follow to see the rest of the process
Where did you buy the vacuum caster and melter?
@@Ash-zx9lv Amazon
You should put the links to the items down below so you can get paid. Looks like we all want the items you have
Just search vacuum casting machine in Amazon.. if these guys wanna sponsor me then ill post links lol 😂
Hell yea man you did a good video😀
@@anthonyniwrad544 thanks my dude ill be doing more soon its fun!
Could you please share the brand, or how can i look for a vacuum machine like yours? I'm having a hard time finding it, btw great video
www.amazon.com/ZHIBAOHUA-Jewelry-Combination-Investing-Investment/dp/B0924P7GCN/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=VACUUM+CASTING&qid=1626015792&sr=8-6
IT WAS CHEAPER LAST YEAR PRICE HAS INCREASED
@@drguillotine7485 out of sale 😢
What's up Dr Guillotine! How's ther performance of that chinese casting machine?
Working great! But you wont be able to get for the same price as i did when video was made!
@@drguillotine7485 Let me test that :) How much did you pay then?
@@richardaubin1951 its been awhile but the casting machine was 600$ delivered
566$ plus tax free shipping
@@drguillotine7485 prices are in the ballpark, at least for delivery to the philippines where I am now :)
Dude, drink more water. You sound a bit backed up. Nice video.
Are you still casting?
Are there any toxic fumes to this set up ??
Anytime you burn out anything there will be toxic fumes.
price plz
You wouldn't have bubbles to speak of if you had mixed it by hand--literally by hand. Always put the water in first and then add the investment material a bit at a time until it forms a cone in the center of the bowl. Then use your hand to slowly stir and mix it without breaking the surface of the water. When it feels like very heavy cream, it's ready. Also, all that shaking just put in even more bubbles.
Nahhh…… you still need to vacuum it and the springs underneath are there for you to shake! It’s literally the process and they proper way to do it.
@@drguillotine7485 I never said you wouldn't have any bubbles or wouldn't need to process it through the vacuum jar. I only said you wouldn't have so many if you mixed it properly to start with. I stand by that assertion. Try it my way and you will see for yourself.
@@DeborahStephenson except you literally said he would have no bubbles. 🤣😂
@@BabyJesus66 No I did not. I said he "wouldn't have bubbles to speak of ..." which is to say he would have FEW bubbles, not NO bubbles. Reread my comment.
How long did it take you in this video to actually go through the full casting process?
You have the time to design the model (depends how god you are with 3D modelling software)
Print time (depends on printer size and resin)
Curing time of the plaster (depends on plaster)
Burn out cycle (melting the plastic to leave a void, depends on resin)
Melting metal (depends on what metal and your furnace)
Honestly the longest part will be the printing + burn out + plaster cure
Possibly initial design but once that’s ready you can cast multiples in one go
It’s not quick, but you can have multiple thing going at once and different runs
What is all
That ?????
What make and model is the kiln and what did it cost?
I’ll get you a link it was under 600$ but it’s small can only fit one flask good for beginners
@@drguillotine7485 send me link
Price
I need this machine
How to buy this
What's with the vacuum pump during the casting process? Didn't sound good.
It was my mistake leaving the dome on it does not do that if you take off the dome while casting it was stupid of me
Your definition of Super Cheap and mine are very different.
Casting eqp How much prize bro?
I paid 550$ for vacuum casting machine
200$ for furnace
And 580$ for oven
They raised the price on the vacuum machine to 706$ since I posted this video FYI
@@drguillotine7485 do you know if its the exact sama as kaya cast, just without the Logo? Or is their a difference internally. The exterior looks identical
@@moisesojeda5647 I’m not sure to be honest but it feels like very good quality and works as expected
@@moisesojeda5647 the kaya, durabull, and a few others are almost identical in my experiance.
How can one get in India
Im sure you can get this in india. Do you have amazon delivery in india?
@@drguillotine7485 yes...Amazon does
How much was the setup?
550 casting machine 200 furnace and 600 oven
Are you willing to share your vacuum casting machine source?
@@Luz-xl5bk Amazon
@@Luz-xl5bk they raised the price to 700$ after I ordered I guess they figured out they were selling it too cheap that is still a lot cheaper then kaya casting
@@drguillotine7485 I was waiting to buy one and now I wish I would have just bought one a few months ago! Prices definitely went up on everything I can find. There’s one other option directly from China that’s a little lower but I’m not sure if it’s worth the potential hassle.
WHERE IS THE BUYING LINKSSSSSSSSSSS
600 grams of investment, which is what?
Where are the links to the equipment
Go to Amazon type in vacuum casting machine! Prices have gone up since the recording of this video but still cheaper then kaya I seen Them 850$ now I paid 550$ with free shipping
@@drguillotine7485 gotcha! Would you say that none of this should be done inside of a house ? Lol
@@braekhaven you need ventilation for the burnout but other wise if your careful it’s totally safe for doing it in the house
@@drguillotine7485 my last question is could someone use the fire gun thing in place of one of the item you're using(I'm assuming it would take place of the orange melting machine,) and if so, would u need ventilation for that?