Terry, I deleted that file from 2 locations then when I learned it was a hoax I got my OEM Windows CD out and copied the file back. It looked the same as the ...
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terrybrown@...
Jun 1, 2001 11:49 am
Hi Jim, Thanks, that's what I wanted to know, what it looked like on other peoples computers, just for my own curiosity. I've been as busy as a one winged bee...
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info.host@...
Jun 1, 2001 5:41 pm
Mine is black letters. You are at no risk of giving acess to your computer through a trojan unless you have run an *.exe that is not from a trusted source....
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Ronald Thibault
thibaultr@...
Jun 3, 2001 7:47 pm
... I remember reading somewhere That a caster had used a Teflon coated pan. The Teflon burned off, but for some reason the pan still released the ingots...
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john killian
jjkillian1@...
Jun 3, 2001 10:51 pm
Jewelers put light weight oil on the ignot moulds they use(iorn moulds). The oil is burntoff before the metal is poured. The oil when burntoff leaves a coating...
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enigma8814@...
Jun 3, 2001 10:57 pm
Who created this!? http://www.creator.org/ What the!? http://www.wcotc.com/revm/ They even have an email list! creativity-subscribe@yahoogroups.com Another...
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john killian
jjkillian1@...
Jun 3, 2001 11:22 pm
How did you seal the end of the square tube where it goes into the melt and did you fill the tube with anything. (This is assuming the thermocouple was inside...
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richard@...
Jun 4, 2001 12:16 am
The wire is in the tube. The insulation on the wire is good to 1900F, so I didn't seal the end at all, and I didn't put anything in the tube except the wire....
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Jamey Metrokas
j45acp@...
Jun 4, 2001 3:57 am
I am on the Gingery journey and have made the carriage pattern, bed pattern, and bed support stand pattern. These patterns have been coated with "rattle can"...
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John Grant
grantjoh@...
Jun 4, 2001 4:49 am
... Squeez a hand full into a ball in you hand. If it stickes to your hand it is too wet. If it is not too wet, then I have no idea of what is your problem. ...
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Jim Clary
jclary@...
Jun 4, 2001 5:15 am
Jamey, You're trying to make the mold with mud! It's going to stick to everything. You have way too much clay and too much water and the sand is very fine. Try...
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info.host@...
Jun 4, 2001 6:07 am
Well it's someone excercising their freedom of speech. Speech that most people will disagree with but he still has a right to it I suppose. I find just wearing...
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info.host@...
Jun 4, 2001 6:57 am
... is too wet. ... I bought some MansBond petro sand and water bonded red. If I squeeze either sand, the sand will stay on my hand because it's so fine but...
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John Lewis
lewis@...
Jun 4, 2001 7:20 am
I finished a Gingery lathe and a shaper some time ago. I used sand and bentonite mix. I had some trouble with the bed with the sand "core" sticking. I found a...
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info.host@...
Jun 4, 2001 10:52 am
I am returned from my Geography exam. I tried pressing a sheet of A4 into the box of sand I'd just mushed with a ruler to knock the lumps down. I used a fairly...
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giesser@...
Jun 4, 2001 12:44 pm
You have used way too much bentonite. In general, you will need about 7-8% Bentonite by weight of the sand for a 100 grain fineness sand. The water requirement...
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Castingcowboy@...
Jun 4, 2001 12:51 pm
Howdy Jamey, Who told you to use baby powder with talc? That's your problem! You have to use real parting or get some dust off the rafters of an old building....
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LLandstrom
creepinogie@...
Jun 4, 2001 1:04 pm
Laquer works alot better than enamel (on wood patterns)and you should use a brush on wood filler followed by fine grit sanding then the laquer. Or, do like me...
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richard@...
Jun 4, 2001 3:42 pm
This guy has spammed at least three of the groups I belong do. Trying to drive traffic to these sites, I'm sure. It's not a legitimate question. ... most ... I...
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shikk2001@...
Jun 4, 2001 3:57 pm
I am a new comer in casting metal at home. I want to buy a ready made small furnance for melting aluminium or steel. Do anybody know where can I buy it ? ...
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Scott Hite
sh@...
Jun 4, 2001 4:12 pm
Check on ebay. There are often some small used ones for sell on it. However, depending on what your use and budget will be, I would consider making one. It...
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Little, Gwynne
gwynne.little@...
Jun 4, 2001 5:17 pm
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Scott Hite
sh@...
Jun 4, 2001 6:23 pm
Hey Guys, I posted some pictures of my first iron pour that took place this past weekend for all to critique. They are at: ...
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info.host@...
Jun 4, 2001 6:47 pm
You would not believe the cost of brand new ready built furnaces. If you have the time and want to save a lot of money you'd proberly be better building one...
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tlthorne@...
Jun 4, 2001 7:27 pm
- Scott your farther along than 99% of us, my thought is to cut the ingots in half to see what they look like on the inside, also chuck one up in a lathe or...
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graham_h_miller@...
Jun 4, 2001 7:44 pm
Apologies to those who just saw this on the casting list! I have an idea to make cast statues from scrap aluminium (I'm from the UK BTW) for as little money as...
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wanliker@...
Jun 4, 2001 8:46 pm
In a message dated 6/4/01 10:28:34 AM Mountain Daylight Time, richard@... writes: << This guy has spammed at least three of the groups I...
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LLandstrom
creepinogie@...
Jun 4, 2001 9:41 pm
Wow, pretty good. First your sand isn't refractory enough. Maybe it's too fine? Second, I'm sure God will forgive you for incompletely filling that cross mold....
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Jim Clary
jclary@...
Jun 4, 2001 10:04 pm
Scott! Bravo!! For a first time iron pour you should take a bow! OK, now for the things you might consider changing for the next pour. Petro Bond is not the...
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terrybrown@...
Jun 4, 2001 11:56 pm
Hi Scott, Fantastic!!, great, for first go. I'm sure you'll get plenty of helpful pointers from the experienced guys here. Cheers Terry. ... past ... Hmmmmm. ...
