Pouring Molten Metal into Kinetic Sand
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here are links to the products we used:
kinetic sand:
www.toysrus.com/product?produ...
Melting Pot: amzn.to/2uvdThT
The alloy i used is called Cerrotru(a lead-free alloy)
Chemical Specification: Bismuth 58%; Tin 42% Melting Point:281° F Price: $15.00 USD per pound (I used 3LBS)
www.purityalloys.com/Low_Melti...
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i think that there is something kind of cool about kinetic sand i was curious how it would work as a mold making material. to my surprise it worked really well as a reusable mold for both molten metal and concrete. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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here are links to the products we used:
kinetic sand:
www.toysrus.com/product?productId=106283086&source=CAPLA_DF:106283086:TRUS&cagpspn=plat_F58E4C07&camp=PLAPPCG-_-PIDF58E4C07:TRUS&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIyaGJuLjc1gIVybfACh0nfwsQEAQYASABEgIdYvD_BwE
Melting Pot: amzn.to/2uvdThT
The alloy i used is called Cerrotru(a lead-free alloy)
Chemical Specification: Bismuth 58%; Tin 42% Melting Point:281° F Price: $15.00 USD per pound (I used 3LBS)
www.purityalloys.com/Low_Melting_Point_Alloys.html
HomeMadeModern a ring
HomeMadeModern i would like to see the hotest thing that could go in there.
HomeMadeModern You could make amazing easy cosplay items, wolverine claws, gears of war cog tags Ect.
HomeMadeModern you could use it to make custom dog tags.
HomeMadeModern You should make a dog statue kind of thing and send it to me
So crazy how well that worked for the metal! I think it would be great for casting jewelry, custom hardware details, small dishes... ah the list goes on!
Yes! and its reosable and way less mess making it suitable for areas with limited space.
Wouldn't work well for jewelry. You want the casting to be as smooth as possible so there's less post casting cleanup involved.
That's one of he reasons they use investment (a really fine plaster basically) the other being that you can preheat it which helps the molten metal flow I to and pick up the fine details better.
EvanAndKatelyn hi
EvanAndKatelyn the only issue is that it can't create complex 3D shapes like green sand can...
EvanAndKatelyn Or an AR-15 receiver.
depending on the size of the cookie cutter, those skulls would make awesome drawer pulls or closet knobs.
Daniel Rudolph thats a realy good idea
Daniel Rudolph or keys
How hot can you go? Try casting brass or aluminum or which ever metal is a step up from the Tin you used. Awesome video Ben!
Exactly - I'm interested in your results using something with a considerably higher melting temperature.
Dan The Maker Man hey dan I did Aluminium and brass on my channel in this type of sand a month or 2 back with quite interesting results if your interested. 😁👍🏻
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Depends on the type of sand and the catalyst compounds' melting points.
I would agree with the suggestion that the failure point will be equal to the lowest melting/combustion point of the present materials.
As for the concrete, you could use a different colour kinetic sand for concrete. A colour that matches the contrete.
OR, he could have made the Quickcrete as thick as it was supposed to be made; It would have came out stronger, and cleaned easier.
Emanuel Rivera Would the thicker mix still take on all of the small details, though?
Have you considered using talc powder to help release the metal easier? It's usually used in sandcasted metal part making.
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you could make your own extra keys
Tory Berry or your neighbors keys ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Queenie of Queens XD
Tory Berry You are the future
Tory Berry Please do not try this lightly.
Queenie of Queens Eww
I came here expecting yet another clickbate video like the hot knife videos, but I was really pleasantly surprised by the quality of this
cabinet knobs!
oh thats such a good idea! just add some bolts!
Winner!
Was about to coment the same thing. Geometric shapes for drawer handles are very on trend at the moment but you could do anything with this. Brilliant idea.
I wonder if you could use styrofoam inserts to hold more complex three dimensional objects? It’s a timing problem between the rate at which the styrofoam melts, the kinetic sand softening as support is lost, and the metal hardening... probably a bust idea.
Brian Mulisano It’s not a bust idea until you prove it is (or isn’t) Try it and see! :)
A SWORD YOU CAN DO A SWORD
ciencia facil WHY DID YOU GIVE ME THAT IDEA?!
ciencia facil YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
It'd be a tiny sword, and it'd be rather weak because swords should be forged not cast.
ciencia facil dont think you should mold i sword. I *KNOW* you shouldnt do so in an open mold, first a sword has to be steel, kind of the best thing to make a sword out of, and that doesnt do well in molds.
Soarin_FTW dude forging looks so cool i would love to start doing that
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The concrete makes me think of casting fake "dinosaur bones" that could be burried for kids to dig up as treasure.
Soprie We used to use a lighter to burn chicken bones when my girls were little lol. My youngest thought dinosaurs must have tastes like chicken because they sure smelled like a chicken! Lmao
SuperPinkSox Well, avians evolved from dinosaurs so maybe they did taste like chicken XD
Wow that would be so cool idea for cosplay uses!
Geo Kuromi great idea
I’m glad you did the metal first, so we don’t have to wait through the entire video to find the metal
That's actually incredible how well that worked. I got the same exact kinetic sand on clearance a while ago, and I'm definitely gonna give this a try!
This is so cool, even with the sand stuck on the concrete. It looks pretty.
Great stuff. Where does one purchase a metal melting cup?
There's a link in the description.
at the metal melting material store
It's a Lee metal melting cup
link in the description
Homemademodern
I just found your channel
This is so cool
Wall hooks
I think you might be able to get more sand off the skull if you get the rest of the sand to look like 0:52 and press the skull onto it. I believe the little sand left that is in the skull will be more likely to stick back to the pack of sand. Let me know how it turns out, good luck!
I feel like you could use this in so many ways, you could essentially create any shape you need for any given project, might need stronger metals though? Table legs could be cool.
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That worked so well, now it makes me curious how far up the list of molten metals you could cast in this fashion. The hotter that sand can withstand, the more and more things you can cast rather cheaply. Really hope to see more experimenting with this idea! Also, perhaps some form of release-spray when you do the concrete? Maybe that'd make the clean up of the sand on it easier?
Very impressive how much detail you got with such little prep compared to traditional casting sand. It would be very interesting to see how it handles higher temperatures.
You could cast your own ring. Or by hand, press a certain size hole saw into the sand and carefully remove to form the mold. Pour in the melted alloy. Then, using the same hole saw cut a similar depth hole into a wood project or other surface. Place round alloy relief in the hole. Could be kind of a cool accent to a furniture or decoration piece...
John K
best gift to give
a pretty ring for a wife/gf
Loved the video! I bought your book!
Modern house numbers. There are not a lot of cool, modern-looking house numbers to choose from and those that exist are pretty expensive.
First, play with the sand. Second, get serious ^_^
I came across this video randomly and I am glad I did. I have been looking for something like this for a while now. This will work perfectly for a project I have been trying to do for about a year now.
THAT IS SO COOL!!😍
didn’t expect it to be a highlighted reply!!❤️
This video got free booted on Instagram. Just so you know.
I think door knockers or coat hooks. Quick quite plain (limited detail needed to look good) and easy to sell.
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You are brilliant 👏🏾 Thank you showing us these experiments, I’m excited to try some of my own.
Try testing with different metals. See how high of a temp you can go.
I was gunna go to sleep but here we are
Hi Ben, that’s great result. I understood that polymers were added to the sand. Did indeed expect that the molten metal would damage the sand. That it’s working is really cool. How about making a coat rack with hooks made from metal agains a dark hardwood board for contrast?
This is so cool! Glad the metal worked
I would be so tempted to make a bunch of those skulls and install them on the walkway for Halloween!
Kinetic sand is so cool! Awesome video!
yeah its so weird! i just kept forming it into different things and then would watch it crumble
This was so satisfying to watch!
That's really cool, never would have thought of using kinetic sand as green sand before!
If you have a cat or dog make a print of it's paw in the kinetic sand and use it as a mold. That might be cool.
light switch face plates.
The sand is so relaxing to watch 😍
sand is actually what they use as foundry as in sand casting. this is awesome!
Don't Keep your phone near this guy... He can easily forge your fingerprint 🤣
I wonder if there's any way u can 'oil' the inside so that the sand doesn't stick to the poured concrete?? maybe oil spray??
Soo Nam or hairspray? Just to create a thin barrier. But oil is a great idea! Would try both 😀
Soo Nam it would most likely catch on fire
Charlie Murr With concrete?
Soo Nam so add a contaminant?
Most sand casters use a talc powder
So satisfying to see it come out of the sand
Love this idea and the results are spectacular!
You could make a personalized branding iron if the metal can withstand a high enough temperature to brand wood.
+1 for using a Diresta ice pick.
Really cool experiment! It is always fun to find a new (and inexpensive) way to mold things. I have some bars of Bismuth I bought without any particular plans, figuring inspiration would strike at some point. Maybe this would be a good application for them, hmmm.....
It makes sense that grains of sand would be absorbed into the concrete mix. Knowing that, it would be fun to use this characteristic intentionally with different combinations of concrete pigment and colored kinetic sand.
This is really cool and I am glad that TH-cam recommend it for me.
You are so underrated 🤙 love this channel , your are extremely creative and unique with all your projects
thank you!
this is sweet!
yeah i felt like a kid doing science experiments
Watching the metal melt was super cool.... and now I want to melt metal.
wow the detail is incredible!
I truly want the Ergo Proxy series necklace, but buying it is not an option anymore. So maybe... this will work for me.
how well would this make a decorative copy of a coin (ex. up in canada we got a new coin that is beautiful,, id love to hold onto it but i need the money)
I was about to get rid of some kinetic sand I had, but now I think I'll try some projects with it first! 👍
This was the coolest thing I've ever seen.
Use an air compressor to remove the sand
Could u try it with resin?? It would be cool if that would work!!
Jinko Bells I was gonna ask the same thing!
Nice! Ive always wanted to do my own metal leather stamp and I think this is the perfect way to create it.
I think the concrete absorbed moisture from the kinetic sand, and in so doing a color transfer took place.
Still very cool!
Batarang. Always or maybe try deadpool
Fidget spinner? Cell phone case?
Christyne Long no fidget spinners allowed
Why a frickin fidget spinner that trend shouldn’t have existed and it’s already ded brah
Christyne Long but how can you make a fidget spinner with molten metal, anyway?
Thank you this is probably just what ive been looking for.
Woah! :0 So cool! I thought the kinetic sand would catch on fire also, and I was very surprised when it didn't.
Wow. How Cool is that ! I would had never thought of doing that but now I am only thinking the possibilities ! Thank you. Awesome video ! :)
So cool!! Very creative!
Always wondering about this! Thanks for a great video!
This is so cool! I'd love to see castings of small figurines, or lego men. Also I can't wait to tell my kid, "Hey let me play with your sand, I need to pour molten metal into it.."
This is awesome and so creative. Subbed!
I find this surprisingly satisfying.
The fact that you didn't make me sit through the Care Of add at the beginning of the video is the only reason I sat through it at the end of the video
This is so kewl! I think the metal one came out amazing. You should try to make "Homemade/diy" kinetic sand, and see if that works "as good". Then the cost may be even LESS to make "one time" molds, that you can always "remake" again anytime you want with the negative. Also, being able to make metal ones cheap, you could use the hunk of metal to create a lasting mold with another medium. So kewl. Glad to have clicked. :)
This video made me really happy for some reason
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Awesome experiment, I have so much kinetic sand I think I found my next project!!
You could make pebble-texture concrete floor tiles for wet areas. Make square, rectangular, or hexagonal depressions in the sand. Gently press pebbles in the bottom of depressions (that will become the top of the tiles). Fill with concrete. When installing the floor tiles, let grout cover the concrete in the spaces between pebbles, and it would look like you set each one in the floor individually.
What an incredible find! ... Picture frames could be a fun project!
Your born with natural creativity or/and the ability to learn it.
BEN, I LOVE U AND ALL YOUR CREATIONS, I dream one day you and us (our tiny design studio) will work on something together hahaha ! all the best!
That was awesome!
Never thought I wanted to see this happen, but I'm glad I did.
Holy crap dude! Super cool!
This hack can make pin making much easier, hope to see something like that. Great video!!!
thats cool as heck man thats really out side of the box
This is so neat!
Nice interesting video and also straight to the point! Nice channel you got here 👍🏽
Metalwork for clothing design/cosplay was exactly where my mind went when looking at the metal cast.
So cool, loved it
I'm late but the holidays are coming, decorative castings like ornaments or small centerpieces would be cool
I Never would have figured kinetic sand could hold metal that way 🤤
*Mind blown*. Thank you!
Omg this video was so oddly satisfying
This is really cool!
Christmas ornaments and car/bike decorations with the metal ones!!!
Gonna use this for school.
Meanwhile...
*Walks into school at 7am*
*steals key for home room*
*stabs it into kinetic sand*
*runs into the DT classroom*
*starts soldering to form a key*
That's so awesome! :D