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31265
the thing i found out about p-bond is that : as the trmpature of the pour increases you burn out the binder (bentone) and it needs to be replaced so by the...
Leon Risenhoover
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May 1, 2004
3:33 pm
31266
Here is a link to a supplier of Tweco 14T mig tips...... It has a picture... worth a thousand words? ...
Rick and Dee
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May 1, 2004
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Ray I don't think they make VG-69 any more geltone 5 was available and it's cost was about $2.00/lb but the stuff made for petrobond (it's called petrobond ...
Leon Risenhoover
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May 1, 2004
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31268
After burning the wax out of my first flask @ 500° in the kitchen oven I found a way to get the flask completely burnd clean. I set it on top of the melting...
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May 1, 2004
3:34 pm
31269
Thank you ....very straight forward ! regards, Peter Sibley ... From: "Edyn" <edynm@...> To: <hobbicast@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2004...
Peter Sibley
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31270
The STLmetal@yahoogroups.com guys are having a small swap meet in St. Louiss, Mo. this Sunday! Haven't seen mention of that here! Thought I might let you...
Steve Odle
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May 1, 2004
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31271
I use burners that are so quiet they just Purr and they give me all the heat I would ever need. They don't heat up the nozzle to a red heat and are used by...
Brian Crocker
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May 1, 2004
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31272
The burnes that ou re using rely on a large secondary source of air. The flame is soft and is set up for a long heat. It is also a sligly reducing flame. A...
Dan Brewer
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May 1, 2004
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31273
If I spray some co2 into my crucible before melting the aluminum, will it help prevent oxidization? Or would it not make any differnece. I have a small co2...
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May 1, 2004
4:53 pm
31274
Hello everyone. Some time ago I was surfing the groups and come across a file thet explained the different types of metal in junkyard scrap,like auto parts...
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May 1, 2004
6:25 pm
31275
On my very first monster burner I built I had it undersized on the fuel jet opeing. It roared like a Japaneese Kamakazee aircraft engine on his final dive....
Roy
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May 1, 2004
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31276
Don't use PB1, go with PB2. Its easier and cheaper overall to make and use. PB1 requires a catylyst, PB 2 does not. All you need to add besides sand to PB2 is...
Roy
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May 1, 2004
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31277
All the castable I have used cautions about over raming the mix as it is designed to have some air entrainment space. Couple of folks that reline commercial...
Roy
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May 1, 2004
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I wish I knew. All I know is I ran across a page selling patents for making steel from scrap metals using a cupola. But, I went back when I had the $5 dollars...
RandyA Rockwell
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May 2, 2004
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Well, I'm starting to agree. In fact, it makes complete sense that the burn tube should not be heating at all. I'll have to check that next time I fire up. ...
RandyA Rockwell
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May 2, 2004
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... from ... dollars to ... necessarily have ... we all ... You can look up all patents on the web. I dont have the link bookmarked or i'd give it to you. Its...
Charles
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May 2, 2004
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I'm actually in the process of making a cupola form Steve chastain's book. I have stewart marshall's book also. Even have a third one on industrial size...
RandyA Rockwell
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May 2, 2004
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31282
The flare/nozzle is needed to allow the mixture of gas and air to slow down in a controlled fashion. Also if you have a flare/novel on the burner the flame...
Dan Brewer
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May 2, 2004
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31283
I would Love to hear what you find out on the metals. We should probably set up a database on one of the groups for exactly this kind of information and for...
Charles
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31284
Hi all, I was wondering if anyone has experienced a weird colouring on a brass casting. The rod is cast in greensand mold, melted in homebrew LP gas furnace,...
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May 2, 2004
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31285
I don;t think you would have anyhting to worry about as far as getting black lung disease from burning coke. Black lunk is not obtained from the moke but from...
Roy
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May 2, 2004
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31286
... You can use charcoal for a cupola. Charcoal was used extensively in the past. You would use a lot of it from what I understand. There is a cupola...
Dave
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May 2, 2004
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31287
I've used, with success, plain glass, borax, and the brass/bronze flux from Budget Casting Supply. Can't honestly say I've seen much difference, though the...
Doug Ayen
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May 2, 2004
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Randy...... Maybe you could put all of this info into a word doc. and post it in the files section of Hobbicast???? Seems it would save a lot of keyboarding...
Rick and Dee
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May 2, 2004
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31289
I have a refractory furnace that I was using a monster sized blower on. It would almost float a brick above the furnace opening and could be heard 1/2 mile...
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May 2, 2004
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31290
Snip>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ... good place ... the steel ... Emmissions can be reduced by a few design features. Kirk's book has a few of the early primitive smoke...
collegemachinist
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May 2, 2004
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31291
... It looks to me like you might have just pulled it out a bit early and got some light surface oxidation. Give a piece of scrap a bit of a polish and see if...
Doug Ayen
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May 2, 2004
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31292
One of the most effective and certainly the cheapest flux for melting copper base alloys is crushed glass. I end up using wine bottles, since that is my ...
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May 2, 2004
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Carbon Dioxide will not prevent your crucibles from oxidizing. Assuming that your crucibles are iron or steel, the only thing that will prevent them from being...
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foundrytom
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May 2, 2004
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31294
OK, guys. I haven't been active in the discussions for a while, so I owe you this. Sources of known to be good casting scrap from autos. Aluminum - Intake...
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