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Cast Iron Melt Custom 3D Printed TheWulf56 Ingot Mold Casting

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First published at 22:59 UTC on September 7th, 2019.

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In this video, I will attempt to melt Cast Iron. This is my very first try, and hopefully, it will work out. I will be casting, a custom 3D printed Ingot mold I created. The end result wasn't perfect, I will definitely be trying this again, with an improved design. It was a good learning experience, and a very fun project. I had some printing issues with my 3D printer, which is why the print was so crappy that I had to try to repair with some wax. Pattern was a bit rough, so it didn't release from the sand as good as it should have, but turned out good. Watch the Video and see for yourself. Please like and subscribe, and ring the bell to get notified of future videos.

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