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One of my favorite videos. Your absence is still felt on here. Very few people are able to make these projects approachable while also having such a positive attitude.
Shoot, this is a cool build. I hadn't thought about the potential of making a foundry super light weight with fiber wool. Interesting...Maybe something that can be taken on the road.
Kaowool is toxic if you breathe it in so you do want to be wearing a face mask - **isn't wearing a face mask** And it is extremely itchy so you want to be wearing long sleeves - **isn't wearing long sleeves** Grant Thompsom logics
Yes, a bad example. Demonstrating perceived (but not real) invulnerability. I'm not saying that I never take short cuts like this, but never when teaching.
@Christopher Elliot, It is toxic because it releases fumes when cut, not when it is just there. He was probably wearing a mask when he was cutting it, but we can't be sure because we can't see his face when he is cutting. Plus, it is just itchy, nothing harmful if it touches your skin, so if you don't want to wear long sleeves, gloves are just fine. He's not setting a bad example, just telling us what to do if we want to try this project ourselves. Also he has to talk clearly and it would be hard to understand if he had a mask on.
It's important to lead by example, as actions always speak louder than words. Most people tend to pick up tricks and shortcuts when they watch others, even into adulthood.
Unfortunate that he is setting a bad example. A paper dust mask would probably be sufficient (but I haven't done the research on the particle size so I could be wrong).
The minimal exposure is unlikely to cause any permanent damage. Typically exposure to inhalants like this needs to be prolonged for any lasting effects. That being said, it is quite disappointing to see him setting such a poor example for the young people who watch his channel.
Something to add; we've been using kaowool to build blacksmith's forges for years now, and one super-critical thing to note. It's fine to cut slow when it's cool, but it disintegrates very easily when hot if you poke it. If it does get hit when hot, you also have the added effect of that hot ceramic dust being blown out at you by the gas pressure. It's best to put a fire brick in the bottom of your furnace or forge to put parts or the crucible on, which has the pleasant side benefit of making your lining last a lot longer.
What he didn't mention is that kaowool becomes more friable after it has been heated, which means that it is even more dangerous once the foundry has been used. He really ought to have some type of hardface over it to seal off the fibers.
Great Idea Grant, I would add one more step and that is to line the kaowool with mizzou refractory cement and plistix refractory so that the swirling fire doesn't blow microscopic fibers into the air and then into the lungs. The Kaowool fibers can fly far away. So defintiley and outdoor or garage with door open set up. IF you like I can send you the information. I'm the medical director/consultant for Blacksmithing For Beginners, International Blacksmithing, and Modern Blacksmithing. Thanks Grant for all you do....truly amazing to see you inspire others. Thanks again.....and I'd love to see you try HHO gas as a foundry/ forge fuel. As we talked about before. Docchuck
I absolutely loved this setup I was able to use a 2 and a half gallon steel bucket as a mega crucible (yes I know this is stupidly dangerous but it’s 22 guage steel with a big handle). Anyways I’ve always loved you and I will love whatever content you made forever
You should really consider coating the kaowool with ITC-100. The coating helps improve the efficiency of your foundry by up to 30% because it can reflect 98% of the IR radiation back into your crucible. IIt also protects against respirable silica. Refractory materials like Kaowool begin to break down at 1800 degrees releasing a form of respirable silica known as cristobalite. When applied to kaowool and cured, ITC-100 eliminates this problem.
SateenDuraLuxe how exactly does the stuff apply to the kaowool and how thick of a layer would you need. Aslo, how much of the stuff would you need. Its really pricy
And your point is? Last I checked this is America there buddy. If he wants to cool his house with nitrogen after insulating it in kaowool, then go for it!
Probably not, but I will try that with my arc furnace. I ordered tungsten, but someone ripped open the package and stole it before we got it out of the mail box.
Where one might see a pile of useless junk including giant cup made of rock, a trash can and a glass blanket, this guy saw an epic diy in the making. You sir are a wizard.
Hey Grant. Im glad your back to doing some more polished videos. This is why i came to your channel. Glad to see your back! Keep up the informative and entertaining videos.
I recently saw another channel melt glass and a metal screw together. After letting it cool for several days, he found that it was not detected by a metal detector. But it still was attracted by a magnet. I would love to see if you could repeat the experiment with this setup. I also wonder if anything could be made of this new substance.
no, that wool is similar to the pink one used for house insulation. Except made from ceramic instead of glass. Asbestos on the other hand is made directly from a fibrous mineral of the same name.
im a Ceramic and im used to work with this stuff. Ist not perticular build to withstand direct Flames. Ist to Isolate certain Parts of These big Kilns where Plates or other Stuff gets ready. But ist not just Toxic, it causes Cancer so thats why we are always in a Full Bodysuit when working with this stuff...please be more secure in the Future Grant. Oh and excuse my bad English...German here :-)
mandatory fish nuggets you could but kaowool falls apart after you manipulate it so it would have to be used like blanket stuffing in anything that is worn like clothing.
Just ordered the items and a Ladel needed from Amazon(without the propane torch thingy) and came up to $150. It works AMAZINGLY well. Ive made a multitude of Knuckle Dusters, Batons, Throwing stars, knifes and Axes. My next project is to reform those 22mm Cresent Wrenches. Thank you so much for this.
Update: Removed Handle and made the hole in the middle then used an Arch Wielder to add handles on each side of Hole, like the Cement Donut. Keeps more heat in and allow easier addition of metals, as well as allows access for the ladel.
to the people who want to do this, those links are wrong, I purchased the kaolwool and it reaches barely halfway around the bucket. no extra for lid or base either.
Chance Sutter I haven't looked for any other links yet, perhaps getting a smaller bucket might be the way to go since the links are absolutely worthless for the bucket shown
I figured out for the trash can if you just get the 6 gallon option instead of the 10 then just use the same stuff for everything else it works fine as you will see in his "trashcan foundry is lit" episode. 😀
You should melt some brass shells down and make several castings for random giveaways! Like a overwatch symbol, Apple logo, your own King of Random logo, TH-cam logo, etc....
Kinda bummed about the Amazon links to the Koawool. Bought exactly what you linked to and just went to install it realizing it was only a 24" x 12" x 1" piece, not NEARLY enough to fit our trashcan. Now I need to order more and wait for it to arrive before we can finish. :(
I just ran into the same thing. Anyone know how much is needed for the 10 gallon trash can? Turns out this is going to be a lot more expensive than I first thought because I overlooked the kaowool wasn't the right size.
a metal phone case, while coo, would probably block the signal from a lot of the radios in the phone, leaving you with poor signal. this is why a lot of manufacturers do not use metal in the design of phones anymore.
I think it would depend on what metal you use. If it's a metal that's magnetic, like iron or steel, then it would interfere with the EM waves in the phone signal. If it's something that isn't magnetic, like aluminum, then I could see it working. Aluminum is rather soft and bendable, if memory serves. That's why it's not usually used as phone case material. Look at the bendable iphones if you need an example.
Nice work. I made one almost identical about a year ago. After multiple firings the Kaowool will begin to break down. I couldn't have that as I was refining pure silver and it would get into the melt. The solution for me was to coat the Kaowool with refractory cement. it's a pain in the a$$ to get it on without wadding the Kaowool up in a big sticky mess but with patience it will make that furnace last for years and hundreds of firings. Where did you get the burners if I may ask? As always great job!
Guys relax, he is a professional and he knows how to handle himself around dangerous material. He is warning people who may try to replicate this of the dangers that he has learned to avoid when these things are used by someone who is less experienced.
put red hot knife in liquid nitrogen and melt some copper or some other metals and put them in liquid nitrogen I wanna see when super hot meets super cold 😊 Like if u agree
I used to hang hoods for restaurants. The ceramic insulation he is using is very common, safer than fiberglass, while still potentially hazardous, will not hurt you in on application. I worked with it in my face pretty much daily. it was wrapped, however, we had to cut it to certain sizes to insulate grease duct.
Thank you so much for Making this video! I have made 2 of the old foundries that you made and they both fell apart over time. But now I can make one that's bigger and better!!!
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Hello
"6 days ago"
Just a hint for you, when cutting thin sheet metal with a hole saw, run the hole saw in reverse and it will not grab, giving you a much smoother cut.
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CAST LEGOS!!
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random"
Make a glass from sand!!!!!
Metal Legos!!
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" Try making a metal king of random logo. I think that would be cool.
cast a TH-cam play button!!!
One of my favorite videos. Your absence is still felt on here. Very few people are able to make these projects approachable while also having such a positive attitude.
rest well, my king
Why do legends need to die😭😰😰😩
@@extreme4673 bcs all ppl die
@@extreme4673 they don't
@@extreme4673"... heroes get remembered but legends never die..."
Our king.
Shoot, this is a cool build. I hadn't thought about the potential of making a foundry super light weight with fiber wool. Interesting...Maybe something that can be taken on the road.
+NightHawkInLight yeah it's so lightweight it's ridiculous. Probably about 5 pounds. My concern is it could blow over in the Wind
Now that would be spectacular.
One of the best yt channels being stealthy in the comments, here. Love your work.
Kaowool is toxic if you breathe it in so you do want to be wearing a face mask
- **isn't wearing a face mask**
And it is extremely itchy so you want to be wearing long sleeves
- **isn't wearing long sleeves**
Grant Thompsom logics
Yes, a bad example. Demonstrating perceived (but not real) invulnerability. I'm not saying that I never take short cuts like this, but never when teaching.
@Christopher Elliot, It is toxic because it releases fumes when cut, not when it is just there. He was probably wearing a mask when he was cutting it, but we can't be sure because we can't see his face when he is cutting.
Plus, it is just itchy, nothing harmful if it touches your skin, so if you don't want to wear long sleeves, gloves are just fine. He's not setting a bad example, just telling us what to do if we want to try this project ourselves.
Also he has to talk clearly and it would be hard to understand if he had a mask on.
He needs to let everyone know the risks of each of his projects because so many people watch them like young people
@SaltCinematics, Not sure if you are talking to me but that is exactly what he did.
It's important to lead by example, as actions always speak louder than words. Most people tend to pick up tricks and shortcuts when they watch others, even into adulthood.
Why didn't he wear a respirator? I mean, he's talking about how bad it is, but he doesn't even wear one!
Unfortunate that he is setting a bad example. A paper dust mask would probably be sufficient (but I haven't done the research on the particle size so I could be wrong).
Rss Gamer he even wore a tee shirt even though he said not 2
The minimal exposure is unlikely to cause any permanent damage. Typically exposure to inhalants like this needs to be prolonged for any lasting effects. That being said, it is quite disappointing to see him setting such a poor example for the young people who watch his channel.
Its because he's better than everyone else and doesn't need it...
"When working with Kale Wool wear long sleeves and a dust mask"
*Wears short sleeves and no mask
Something to add; we've been using kaowool to build blacksmith's forges for years now, and one super-critical thing to note. It's fine to cut slow when it's cool, but it disintegrates very easily when hot if you poke it. If it does get hit when hot, you also have the added effect of that hot ceramic dust being blown out at you by the gas pressure. It's best to put a fire brick in the bottom of your furnace or forge to put parts or the crucible on, which has the pleasant side benefit of making your lining last a lot longer.
You had me at trash can
That's tender :D
That's tender 😂
What a laughter.. 😂😂😂
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" can this get hot enough to forge steel?
it would but its not the ideal shape
I'm surprised his wife is pleased with him lighting that thing in the house
Gibson Tang that he made himself...
Cyclone 0
LOL
+Cyclon 0+ That he made with hardware store supplies.
Considering what he does pays for his house bet she don't mind all things she gets from it!
and burning the ceiling
Great of you to give advice on how to properly deal with that wool!
classic grant
Except for the poisonous fumes that galvanized lid will be spewing; as somone in the comments mentioned.
What he didn't mention is that kaowool becomes more friable after it has been heated, which means that it is even more dangerous once the foundry has been used.
He really ought to have some type of hardface over it to seal off the fibers.
Theres biosoluble ceramic wool, thats what I use. the galvanized lid wont spew zinc, only a small but around the holes. theres no problem with that.
TheBackyardScientist!!!
I still watch videos of him from 5 years ago
Legends never die
"I'll just cut really carefully"
>drops kaowool circle into bucket sending kaowool fluff into the air
Wait sheeps are fireproof!!?
It's okay, you're not lonely!!
Chad Winters Yay!
What's that? My fellow human beings are fire proof? Let me test that on my friends.
DrDeathAribertHeim on my *school
Yes they are
Great Idea Grant, I would add one more step and that is to line the kaowool with mizzou refractory cement and plistix refractory so that the swirling fire doesn't blow microscopic fibers into the air and then into the lungs. The Kaowool fibers can fly far away. So defintiley and outdoor or garage with door open set up. IF you like I can send you the information. I'm the medical director/consultant for Blacksmithing For Beginners, International Blacksmithing, and Modern Blacksmithing. Thanks Grant for all you do....truly amazing to see you inspire others. Thanks again.....and I'd love to see you try HHO gas as a foundry/ forge fuel. As we talked about before. Docchuck
love you man, rest well
Wow this seems much better than your previous metal foundry
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I absolutely loved this setup I was able to use a 2 and a half gallon steel bucket as a mega crucible (yes I know this is stupidly dangerous but it’s 22 guage steel with a big handle). Anyways I’ve always loved you and I will love whatever content you made forever
You should really consider coating the kaowool with ITC-100. The coating helps improve the efficiency of your foundry by up to 30% because it can reflect 98% of the IR radiation back into your crucible. IIt also protects against respirable silica. Refractory materials like Kaowool begin to break down at 1800 degrees releasing a form of respirable silica known as cristobalite. When applied to kaowool and cured, ITC-100 eliminates this problem.
SateenDuraLuxe how exactly does the stuff apply to the kaowool and how thick of a layer would you need. Aslo, how much of the stuff would you need. Its really pricy
The fact that he does this in his house... okay
And your point is? Last I checked this is America there buddy. If he wants to cool his house with nitrogen after insulating it in kaowool, then go for it!
I'm dead only a meme i always thought it was back shed where he. does it
I'm dead only a meme murica
This man is turning my garage into a forge
Rest In Peace we will never forget the true king of random 🤧🙏🏻
I love how he always looks so kind and friendly
Try making a pulse jet!
yes
you do know that galvanized trash can heating up is going to make zinc or galvanized poison gas?
it won't though, that's what the kaowool is for
You can see the edges of the metal heating up on all the port holes.
Great point, really should swap the lid.
unrealraven Only in the state of California
Jeroen smit Me too.
I want to see more of the Candy Cannon! Make it bigger! Make it more awesome!
Also I am excited to see what you can make with a bigger crucible.
My hero back in the day. Rest easy.
You know it's a new video when he's wearing those gloves
Can this upgraded mini metal foundry get hot enough to melt tungsten?
Probably not, but I will try that with my arc furnace. I ordered tungsten, but someone ripped open the package and stole it before we got it out of the mail box.
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" My brain tells me not to belive you
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" it's a cutthroat world out there
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" then make a tutorial of rigging a fake package to scare away the stealers
a-lpha of Zeldaforme Gaming no
Is that can galvanized? If it is it generates zinc oxide, that is dangerous.
Eemeli Laakkonen Only in the state of California
Or it is stainless steel?
lets get real here... everything in California has been known to cause cancer.
It's not dangerous, due to the 'can' not reaching the temp needed to release toxins.
Also, this isn't something you do inside. Also, melting metal itself, brass, CU, etc, you better have a mask on anyways.. etc. etc.
Where one might see a pile of useless junk including giant cup made of rock, a trash can and a glass blanket, this guy saw an epic diy in the making. You sir are a wizard.
PLEASE try to make glass from sand from your ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
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hey grant thompson read this
I like it!
Its not that easy.
IHazants he could still do it though
Try melting glass in your new metal melting foundry
I don't know the melting point of glass but would think the Crucible would give up before glass melted
lol, those crucibles can handle steel, and pretty much anything if tempered correctly.
Glass melts around the same temperature of aluminium (1,200 f°). An ordinary camp fire can reach those temperatures
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Hey Grant. Im glad your back to doing some more polished videos. This is why i came to your channel. Glad to see your back! Keep up the informative and entertaining videos.
I recently saw another channel melt glass and a metal screw together. After letting it cool for several days, he found that it was not detected by a metal detector. But it still was attracted by a magnet.
I would love to see if you could repeat the experiment with this setup. I also wonder if anything could be made of this new substance.
+Specific Love Creations you must be a fan of Dan Rojas as well?!
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" Yes, he has some really cool stuff over there.
"It's toxic if you breathe it in, and itches if it makes contact with your skin"
*wears no mask* *wears short sleeves* :DD
no, that wool is similar to the pink one used for house insulation. Except made from ceramic instead of glass. Asbestos on the other hand is made directly from a fibrous mineral of the same name.
says it itches while trying not to scratch lol
Because he so hardcore
Rayset *sleeves
Rayset exactly what I wanted to comment :D
im a Ceramic and im used to work with this stuff. Ist not perticular build to withstand direct Flames. Ist to Isolate certain Parts of These big Kilns where Plates or other Stuff gets ready. But ist not just Toxic, it causes Cancer so thats why we are always in a Full Bodysuit when working with this stuff...please be more secure in the Future Grant. Oh and excuse my bad English...German here :-)
Iv watched a ton of videos on how to build a foundry and this is by far the best and most efficient method iv seen
Would this still work if you used coal to light it up instead of the propane
Yep
Cast aluminum lego bricks!
We still havn't got our chocolate legos yet
*functional aluminium lego bricks!
shut up and take Grant's $25! yes!
yes please different colors if possible
Yeah that would be cool if he could build something with that!
So smart! Rest easy, Sir! YaH Bless you!!!!
Man I miss this legend
it hurt breathing just watching you cut that stuff
“Gradually bring the temperature up”
*sets the whole thing on fire*
can you make fireproof armor with that
cause that would be epic
mandatory fish nuggets you could but kaowool falls apart after you manipulate it so it would have to be used like blanket stuffing in anything that is worn like clothing.
Richard Wheatley what if you had metal kale wool then leather like a sandwich
mandatory fish nuggets leather might work for the inside but the outside should be something aluminized that is more fire resistant than leather imo.
mandatory fish nuggets it all depends on the application.
Just ordered the items and a Ladel needed from Amazon(without the propane torch thingy) and came up to $150. It works AMAZINGLY well. Ive made a multitude of Knuckle Dusters, Batons, Throwing stars, knifes and Axes. My next project is to reform those 22mm Cresent Wrenches. Thank you so much for this.
Update: Removed Handle and made the hole in the middle then used an Arch Wielder to add handles on each side of Hole, like the Cement Donut. Keeps more heat in and allow easier addition of metals, as well as allows access for the ladel.
When you know you'll never make these but still watch
to the people who want to do this, those links are wrong, I purchased the kaolwool and it reaches barely halfway around the bucket. no extra for lid or base either.
You Dont Know Me BbY Would you happen to have a link to the correct size? I just opened my package of two today and I don't think even that is enough.
Chance Sutter I haven't looked for any other links yet, perhaps getting a smaller bucket might be the way to go since the links are absolutely worthless for the bucket shown
You Dont Know Me BbY like the smaller bucket he uses in the original foundry? Let's do some research!
I figured out for the trash can if you just get the 6 gallon option instead of the 10 then just use the same stuff for everything else it works fine as you will see in his "trashcan foundry is lit" episode. 😀
Check your local ceramic supply store got 1" by 24" by 25' for $70
You should melt some brass shells down and make several castings for random giveaways! Like a overwatch symbol, Apple logo, your own King of Random logo, TH-cam logo, etc....
Overwatch should be renamed to Overrated.
ErenJeager AA he doesn't need to advertise anyone but himself... it would be awesome of he did his own logo though
ErenJeager AA Lol copy of press tube eh?
Apple logo, lol
Grant you are a mad scientist when it comes to anything
Grant what would happen if you tried using the soda bottle machine with aluminum cans and the rope maker to make wire
You'd get an aluminum cable?
Kinda bummed about the Amazon links to the Koawool. Bought exactly what you linked to and just went to install it realizing it was only a 24" x 12" x 1" piece, not NEARLY enough to fit our trashcan. Now I need to order more and wait for it to arrive before we can finish. :(
spencerjw yeah I am looking at it now and the Kia wool that is linked will not work its way to small. It's not even the size of the lid
I just ran into the same thing. Anyone know how much is needed for the 10 gallon trash can? Turns out this is going to be a lot more expensive than I first thought because I overlooked the kaowool wasn't the right size.
Brian Jackson I'm gonna link the right things when I get a minute
Yea I'm ordering 1" x 24" x 31"
Just get the 6 gallon option for the trash can then it works fine 😀
"Wear a mask and long sleeves." -Grant, who wore neither.
I've still got my mini metal foundry I made about a year ago and I think I'll go ahead and make this too. Lots of fun
Put copper wire in you rope making machine and make a wire that actually works!
Also put dental floss in it!
Why dental floss has less likes!?
Matthew Levine did you just assume my gender?
I know it does not seem like it will work or it might seem impractical, but I think it would be cool to actually see.
You've posted this comment on multiple videos. Why do you want him to make electrical cables so badly?
Can you please make a metal phone case 👍
a metal phone case, while coo, would probably block the signal from a lot of the radios in the phone, leaving you with poor signal. this is why a lot of manufacturers do not use metal in the design of phones anymore.
Superseaslug3 Or because phone companies are cheap...
I think it would depend on what metal you use.
If it's a metal that's magnetic, like iron or steel, then it would interfere with the EM waves in the phone signal. If it's something that isn't magnetic, like aluminum, then I could see it working.
Aluminum is rather soft and bendable, if memory serves. That's why it's not usually used as phone case material. Look at the bendable iphones if you need an example.
Aluminum would make a Faraday cage for the phone and it wouldn't work. Magnetic or not, if it's metallic, it'll block the signal to the phone.
I've never been this early
Kristen Sihotang same
Kristen Sihotang weird right?
Many ties been early to get bragg in my comments
That's what she said! :D
I cannot believe that your wife lets you do stuff like this right on her kitchen floor. Bless her heart!!!!!
Rip legend
3:33 "CROSSFIR HURRICANE!!!!!"
Nice work. I made one almost identical about a year ago. After multiple firings the Kaowool will begin to break down. I couldn't have that as I was refining pure silver and it would get into the melt. The solution for me was to coat the Kaowool with refractory cement. it's a pain in the a$$ to get it on without wadding the Kaowool up in a big sticky mess but with patience it will make that furnace last for years and hundreds of firings. Where did you get the burners if I may ask? As always great job!
Thanks for the tip. I made the burners in a previous video. Gas Blaster Propane Torch
Caesar Augustus where do you get refractory cement???
Caesar Augustus what if you put something in between the kaowool and cement to make it easier to apply? I was thinking duct tape.
YAAASSS THANK YOU I COMMENTED A WHILE back about this wanting a bigger one and you did it thank you!
Make a video showing us how to duplicate metal objects such as keys.
Guys relax, he is a professional and he knows how to handle himself around dangerous material. He is warning people who may try to replicate this of the dangers that he has learned to avoid when these things are used by someone who is less experienced.
I kind of miss the "if you like this project, perhaps you like some of my others" at the end :)
I ike how this channel gets more into science and more explanation is happening.Thank you King Of Random!! :)
would you be able to make a newer torch? would a forced air system get hotter?
maybe something that is capable of melting copper easily
Jonathan Roscioli I've seen another person do the air injection to get a hotter flame. So I you need the two burners.
it can cause LUNG term damage, ba dum tch
i was literally on my way to say this, you beat me to it xP
JakobyGames Gah, same
Get outta here
Vladimirski I thought kaowool was "Kale Wool"
Vladimirski y do ppl make these cheesy jokes
now are you going to make your logo
mabey with your styro slicer
please like and commentif you want this to happen
That's fascinating how something so fluffy and fibrous is so temperature resistant, i was expecting it to go up in flames but that's amazing.
Is that somewhat similar to asbestos????? Which is extremely dangerous for your lungs.
It is similar to asbestos. Long fibrous dust that stick and poke the lungs.
Aahhhh interesting, when it comes to fire resistance who do you think will take the trophy??
Sodium Tetraborate the wool would win, asbestos cant handle as mcuh from what i have heard
No. I think it's ceramic.
Just in case you forgot he is in his basement!
Would you rather him be in the nursery?
The basement scientists
Man I miss him so much....TKOR now just does not have the same ingenuity just a bunch of what if experiments.
Grant has become my new science teacher
What is the difference between me and a calendar
A calendar has dates
Rosanna Palumbo hahaha!
🔥
roasted
When you do the math and this way is $40 cheaper then the plaster of Paris way
So if this kale wool is fire proof. Does that mean I can blast my sheep with a flame-thrower and not have lamb chops after im done?
Grant! Don't give yourself cancer! We want more videos! : ) Love your stuff!
So, how hot does this actually get? can gold be melted with this
If copper can be melted than obviously gold can.
where did u hear copper? XD
+Mini Fireball by watching the video....
Gold is one of the softer metals. It would obviously melt with ease.
Quick google search show Copper melts at 1,984 degrees Fahrenheit and gold at 1,948 degrees Fahrenheit.
make a metal bust of yourself!
you could use one of those free 3d scanner apps and then use a 3d print to start your mold.
put red hot knife in liquid nitrogen and melt some copper or some other metals and put them in liquid nitrogen I wanna see when super hot meets super cold 😊 Like if u agree
Jithin Krishna R the metals will solidify....
Initially the Leidenfrost effect will occur then it'll just solidify like if you put it into water. Overall nothing special with happen.
I just saw one of your videos on Facebook and immediately subscribed , I am going to try this myself Thanks !!!!
Please make fire proof armor/clothing!!!! like if you agree
I always love the projects to do with metal.
Congratulations! You are the winner of the Absolutely Most Annoying Music in All of TH-camdom award.
Can't wait for the new foundry videos!
Rip I miss him he made me want to go out into nature and make things
doing thing this for my 9th grade tech final, I have been subscribed for a while, and I love What you do. Keep it up!
Finally!!! Back to your roots.
Grant, you're the man!
I used to hang hoods for restaurants. The ceramic insulation he is using is very common, safer than fiberglass, while still potentially hazardous, will not hurt you in on application. I worked with it in my face pretty much daily. it was wrapped, however, we had to cut it to certain sizes to insulate grease duct.
yessssss new foundry thank you 🙌
I still prefer the old foundry, but this is still cool af!!
Dude, u are the best, Grant.
Thats pretty freakin cool. This is even easier to make then the last one!
A true work of art!
I’m sneezing watching him work with kaeowool
Thank you so much for Making this video! I have made 2 of the old foundries that you made and they both fell apart over time. But now I can make one that's bigger and better!!!