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Hi @shadowfiend , I think it's ok if you would post the link here. Perhaps it would be more informing if you shared some video's separately instead of the full channel (everyone can find that following the video's). And per video perhaps you could give some context. It would also be easier if someone has a question about a video that they can refer to it specifically and Q&A's can stay together.
These are the videos from my YouTube channel. The second video is of the casting process for the Easter Island head as proof of concept, where 3D prints can be used as patterns for sand casting. The videos concentrate more on the metal casting process and less on the 3D printing aspect. The overall purpose being that the 3D prints are the patterns.
I currently do not have many photographs as I have only just started this process. More will be coming in the very near future and I will be shooting the third video today. A brass hook is on its way!
I look forward to any and all feedback. I would like to know what others have experienced if/when they have tried getting their prints cast at a traditional foundry.
Introduction video that explains my business and shows some of the processes of casting.
The second video shows some of the steps involved in casting the Easter Island head. Unfortunately I had a problem with my DSLR camera and lost a few minutes of footage.
This image shows the top of the casting flask (cope) for a Nema 17 heat sink mould. This was my first brass casting and it failed :c( I will be casting this again soon, with lots of media :c) You can see the two holes are the 'spure' and 'riser' for the metal to flow in and out of the mould. The radial lines are vents to allow gasses to escape during casting.
Many thanks.
Ian.
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Hi @shadowfiend , I think it's ok if you would post the link here. Perhaps it would be more informing if you shared some video's separately instead of the full channel (everyone can find that following the video's). And per video perhaps you could give some context. It would also be easier if someone has a question about a video that they can refer to it specifically and Q&A's can stay together.
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These are the videos from my YouTube channel. The second video is of the casting process for the Easter Island head as proof of concept, where 3D prints can be used as patterns for sand casting. The videos concentrate more on the metal casting process and less on the 3D printing aspect. The overall purpose being that the 3D prints are the patterns.
I currently do not have many photographs as I have only just started this process. More will be coming in the very near future and I will be shooting the third video today. A brass hook is on its way!
I look forward to any and all feedback. I would like to know what others have experienced if/when they have tried getting their prints cast at a traditional foundry.
Introduction video that explains my business and shows some of the processes of casting.
The second video shows some of the steps involved in casting the Easter Island head. Unfortunately I had a problem with my DSLR camera and lost a few minutes of footage.
This image shows the top of the casting flask (cope) for a Nema 17 heat sink mould. This was my first brass casting and it failed :c( I will be casting this again soon, with lots of media :c) You can see the two holes are the 'spure' and 'riser' for the metal to flow in and out of the mould. The radial lines are vents to allow gasses to escape during casting.
Many thanks.
Ian.
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