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20595 Bill MCJUNKIN
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Sep 1, 2002
7:51 am
Bogus info. . . common error. Waterglass or Water Glass is the compound mixed into refractories. Sodium silicate. Eisenglas or isenglass is/was made from fish...
20596 twinpipe2002 Offline Send Email Sep 1, 2002
9:04 am
... compound mixed into refractories. ... is cleared (called fining) with gelatin as is beer depending on the valence of the clouding agent ... wine at home....
20597 Cameron McKeown
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Sep 1, 2002
10:52 am
I know it's off topic but there are a few motor bike buffs in the group so I thought I'd post a few photo's of my dear old dads refurbished BMW R51/3 decaled...
20598 Daniel C. Postellon
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Sep 1, 2002
11:20 am
Waterglass (sodium silicate) was definitely used to preserve eggs. ... From: "twinpipe2002" <twinpipe2002@...> To: <hobbicast@yahoogroups.com> Sent:...
20599 Andrew Werby
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Sep 1, 2002
5:16 pm
"twinpipe2002" <twinpipe2002@...> wrote: Subject: Binder ? Has anyone ever tried using Isinglass as a binder? My father tells me they use to mix it...
20600 Ron Thompson
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Sep 1, 2002
6:48 pm
I am relatively new to foundry practice, so this may be no big deal to the more experienced, but it blew me away! On Ebay there is an auction for a bronze...
20601 chipmaker36043 Offline Send Email Sep 1, 2002
8:12 pm
It would not think it makes any difference where you pour from as long as your flasks and mold is made to pour it that way. I have often in my short span of...
20602 chipmaker36043 Offline Send Email Sep 1, 2002
8:30 pm
Made a few rounds to my favorite dumpsters, and in the end from one dumpster alone got over 100# of nice shiney clean alum. The items were brackets which were...
20603 chipmaker36043 Offline Send Email Sep 1, 2002
8:34 pm
Having come up short with the size crucibles I have, when I tried to pour a foam flask pattern in loose sand, I decided to make up some more larger crucibles,...
20604 gpm435 Offline Send Email Sep 1, 2002
8:37 pm
Has anyone had any experience using diecast aluminum alloys for sand casting?...
20605 twinpipe2002 Offline Send Email Sep 1, 2002
8:42 pm
... Maybe so,he says it was a long time ago(nearly 40 yrs)although he definitely called it Isinglass and not waterglass.Judging by what I`ve read its cost...
20606 warship33331 Offline Send Email Sep 1, 2002
10:40 pm
Dose any one know where I can find plans for a Centrifugal Casting Machine to use with lost wax casting? I really don't want to spend $200 to buy a new one. ...
20607 warship33331 Offline Send Email Sep 1, 2002
10:43 pm
I am taking a lost wax casting class at the local collage, and the instructor said that we will not use brass because it gives off very toxic fumes. Dose any...
20608 WDSmith
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Sep 1, 2002
10:49 pm
Do you watch over your shoulder to make sure none of us are following you? ... wdsmith ... From: "chipmaker36043" <chipmkr@...> To:...
20609 mastrmuff@...
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Sep 1, 2002
11:07 pm
How long should I wait after I pour my castable insulation refractory before pouring the high temp castable? Just until the other is hard enough to tear away...
20610 chris_vinluan Offline Send Email Sep 1, 2002
11:40 pm
Does the propane have to swirl around the chamber? My furnace was made for charcoal but it's too messy and I want to convert it to propane. I tried to put the...
20611 hfd220@...
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Sep 2, 2002
12:02 am
Gpm67, The die cast alloys should be fine to sand cast. I have used 380 and 383 many times with no problems. It will make a nice shinny casting. Charles Logan ...
20612 Ray Brandes
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Sep 2, 2002
1:35 am
The zinc boils off when the bronze melts and that is the hazardous stuff. Get some silicon bronze. It has a nice yellow color and is much easier to work with. ...
20613 Ray Brandes
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Sep 2, 2002
1:39 am
Wow! $3.66/pound for everdur! I think I will just buy some ingot and resell it!(grin) There is a small end pour jewelery flask that comes with a sand casting...
20614 chipmaker36043 Offline Send Email Sep 2, 2002
2:31 am
I would wait until you can remove the form without ruining the ref you already have in place. I would imagine 24 to 48 hours should be sufficient to allow the...
20615 Glen Bond in South Mi...
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Sep 2, 2002
2:44 am
Chris. I converted my furnace from charcoal to propane, and I put the 3/4 burner tube on as much of an angle as I can. The flame swirls around pretty good. I...
20616 sering tim
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Sep 2, 2002
2:52 am
WE USED TO CALL IT THE BRASS SHAKES. ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes ...
20617 WDSmith
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Sep 2, 2002
3:05 am
Looks like your dad would be a right handy feller to have around. Looks like he has turned a nut or two and maybe drilled a few holes. BTW: Steel castings????...
20618 Donald H Locker
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Sep 2, 2002
3:21 am
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, primarily. Zinc and zinc oxide fumes poison a human, causing "ague" (shakes, fever, bad feelings.) Best to believe your...
20619 jeffgnu Offline Send Email Sep 2, 2002
3:54 am
Roy, I see you have stummbled upon some street lamp post bases. I found 3 myself a while ago. I had a hard time trying to break those monsters up. I finally...
20620 viscoyl Offline Send Email Sep 2, 2002
4:57 am
... food ... a ... I think we are talking about two completely different substances with the same name, but different properties. The Scientific American ...
20621 viscoyl Offline Send Email Sep 2, 2002
5:23 am
... to the more experienced, but it blew me away! ... photos shows a wooden flask being poured from the end. ... I have seen a program about the restored...
20622 gassercoupe Offline Send Email Sep 2, 2002
6:39 am
I surely wish you would walk around that foundry with a camera one of these days. I would love to see steel on a small scale. John P ... group so I thought I'd...
20623 Cameron McKeown
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Sep 2, 2002
7:23 am
... From: "gassercoupe" <gassercoupe@...> To: <hobbicast@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 4:38 PM Subject: [hobbicast] Re: OT BMW R51/3...
20624 Terry Lane
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Sep 2, 2002
8:55 am
Ah! there's your answer, WATERGLASS is used to preserve eggs. Tel...
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