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Unboxing and Setting Up a Miniature Foundry

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First published at 19:36 UTC on January 28th, 2021.

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#foundry

Kaja Blackwing

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Small metal components with intricate geometry (such as jewellery) are frequently made by investment casting, a.k.a. lost-wax casting. For this process, metal must be melted in a crucible and poured into a plaster mould, made from wax patterns. I already have a 3D printer capable of printing wax patterns, so now it's time to move on to the next step. In this video, I prepare the gas-fired crucible furnace, electric burnout kiln, and clay graphite crucible. Subsequent videos will show of the process of making moulds and transforming 3D printed models into metal castings.

You can get all this equipment here: https://pmcsupplies.com/casting-supplies/furnaces-kilns

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