For anyone thinking of doing some casting, here's couple of links to Ron Riel's site
with info for building a furnace burner.
http://ronreil.abana.org/design1.shtml
http://ronreil.abana.org/design2.shtml
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foundry burner
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Re: foundry burner
And www.alloyavenue.com is another good one ! It is a spinoff from www.backyardmetalcasing.com !
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Re: foundry burner
Back yard metal casting is where i started. there burner works great.
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Is anyone here experienced in lost wax casting? I want to replicate a few objects for chopper use. I have never done any casting of any sort.
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Re: foundry burner
All the info you need is on these sites!gearhead1951 wrote:And http://www.alloyavenue.com is another good one ! It is a spinoff from http://www.backyardmetalcasing.com !
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Re: foundry burner
Excellent! Thanks, I needed that.
We can do anything, impossible just takes longer.