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Here is some more of my learning process in the last year. According to the backyard foundry experts, the most useful casting metal that's even easier to melt
Looks like my start, except my assistant is a cat. -- "All that is artificial, is also natural." René Descartes ... about a ... learning ... was ... pot full
*Alan,* * * *What a delightful account of your research and development. With your great attitude and your persistence you're going to cast some great things.
I'm just now documenting my metalcasting adventures which I started about a year ago. You guys know all this stuff, but here is some of my learning adventure.
As the element heats up, the resistance should rise. If possible, I suggest you measure the voltage across one and the current through it at the same time to