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@@hennesseyme9112 right on. Most of the nests around here are kinda small. Good luck. Stay safe

@@stevesrt8 I hit boths nests. I didn't realize I knocked the larger one off my house, some went scrambling but I have not gone back to the side of the house since they are trying to rebuild and I don't want to go looking to see if I killed any. The one in the front did not come down, no matter how hard I sprayed it, but I had a lot of dead wasps. A few minutes after I went inside, I saw several flying right back to the spot. I was told peppermint oil will stop them from returning. I have peppermint soap so I will go after them again. I do need to purchase a pressure nozzle with a foamer. Thanks!

@@TheStarforce2 I don’t remember exactly. Took maybe 15 minutes to get the furnace going and then probably 10-15 to melt the rim. I got a bunch to do once the weather cools down.

@@stevesrt8 I got 4 55 gal bins, and a dishwasher body heaped up and a few other smaller containers.

@@TheStarforce2 are you going to do some casting?

@@stevesrt8 recycling. scrapyard has a category remelt, worth much more than pennies for breakage.

yeah man. good fun for sure

I learned from the best! I’ve been rewatching all your videos every year for years. Glad to get to try it out finally. I got some ideas to try out this fall. Got about 30 rims to process down. Thanks for the comment. Made my day. Big fan. Cheers!

Thanks man. Do you do any casting? It’s pretty sweet. Worth making one for sure. Cheers

Yeah man! Beauty for sure. Cheers

I don’t know what that temperature would do to the magnets.

@@stevesrt8 me neither!

Yeah. The video is for a bit of a competition with some other guys. We were limited to 5 mins max. I had to cut a lot lol. I find you get a lot cleaner pour if you leave the bare minimum sticking out of the sand. Plus keeping a full cab helps as well I think. Cheers

@@stevesrt8 oh I see. I don't leave a lot sticking out of the sand normally. So that's definitely not the case , 🤣

@@HeinrichsMade they were beauty pours. They all don’t go like that. I think a thinner coat helps with ventilation g also. Maybe you’re a bit thicker than mine e.

Cheers buddy.

Thanks Ralph. Works really good. Cheerd

Thanks man. Works great. Super handy. Cheers

Works great on our chipper! Haven’t played with the oil burner. I have some ideas but need to source some materials. Project for the fall when it cools down

@@stevesrt8 looks great, it's probably one of those million dollar inventions.

@@numbskullskills lol. I’m sure people in China are making them now as we speak lmao

Really convenient lol. Cheerd buddy

I grip the bracket with some vise grips. Then bang it on something hard like a bench vise. You will see the magnet shift. Then you can slide it off. You do lose the metal coating on the back but it doesn’t matter if you plan to epoxy it down. Cheers

@@stevesrt8 sweet! Thanks

Super handy. works really well. cheers

hard drives were perfect lol. even came with the magnets i needed. cheers

My Queen for Sure. Love her a lot.

Thank You! the stove is in my garage so i had to have it 18" offf the floor by code. i really like it up there too though. The jib works really well and super simple build. cheers. subbed back

I seen that video! so jealous. I hope i get a chance to go on a hunt with her someday. Michigan is a long ways from here though. Lots of doug fir in my area. ben finding some really nice stuff. cheers

yeah man. the fir stuff is pretty beautiful for sure. cheers

Are you using it for aluminum of copper? Takes me about an hour to cast a piece with aluminum but don’t have to babysit it like the propane furnace

Thanks Joella! cheers

You’re all set then! Go for it. Good fun

Cheers buddy

Thanks Shlisa! yes that would be bad. probably should keep that out of the way while pouring. I like making little trees. too easy now with the electric furnace. The mystery piece is the island of Newfoundland. cheers. Keep it burning

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Thanks Lee! Cheers Buddy

yeah bummer. i have lots of time. trip is not until october. cheers

its really nice for the smalls. so convenient. The map is of Newfoundland. cheers

thanks man. give er. its good fun

pretty convenient for sure. great for the small stuff

i tried. it was stuck in there. was having a hard time keeping the top liquid. cheers

Thanks man. too easy. cheers

thanks man. looking forward to seeing you cast. get at it buddy. cheers

@@stevesrt8 lol ok ok no need to yell.

@@numbskullskills lol

@@stevesrt8 😁

cheers buddy!

interesting. ill keep that in mind. cheers

Thank you Sir! Appreciate it! cheers

Cheers Buddy!

​@@stevesrt8 Good stuff man. Yeah that copper is tough with those electric furnaces. It definitely takes forever. I mainly use mine for aluminum. It will also get you more use out of it. Bringing those heating coils that high will burn them out quicker.

@@HeinrichsMade yeah i agree for sure. i plan to use it mainly for aluminum in the winter time. had to test it out though. good to know what its capable of. cheers

Thanks man. It is just dry sand. No clay. Beach sand basically but I sifted it down to as fine as I could with a kitchen screener. I bit of vibration is recommended to stiffen it up

@@stevesrt8 Okay great, I think it would be really fun to try. And why are you painting that white plaster on it? I have subscribed to your channel and I will watch some more videos, very interesting. Kind regards Dennis from Holland

@@56Moto thanks for the sub. the plaster helps preventing the sand getting stuck in the casting. really makes for a cleaner finish

Thanks for the tips !

@@56Moto anytime man

Cheers man. It was a fun build. Wife painted it copper and put some lights around it. Love it

I never ever seen anyone else keep them on a table

youre not wrong. couldnt see in the vid but i had a leather apron and face shield on. id be more likely to trip over it if it were on the floor. cheers

Thanks man! cheers. A shear would be amazing. ill have to keep an eye out for one. thanks for that

i think its actually for 3kg of gold. gold being 19.3g/cc vs aluminum at 2.7g/cc. so the pound of aluminum would be over 7 pounds of gold. not alot of volume but handy for small stuff for sure. pretty easy to set up and use vs my propane set up. cheers

yeah. i dont think they make stuff. probably rebrand and drop ship mainly. i cant speak to anything else but pleased with this unit. cheers

@@stevesrt8 I have a vacuum pump that is really awesome for the price. A cable stripper that is heavily flawed. The machine itself is okay. But the blades break WAY too easy.

thanks man. cheers. stick around. i plan to use it a bunch. cheers

sim. seco possível. ajuda a vibrar a areia para preencher o padrão.

Thanks Jack. Cheers

It’s nice. Will be handy for the winter time for sure. I definitely like casting larger stuff but I’ll find a use for it. Got a few ideas