Jewelry Casting Made Easy Using Delft Clay & 3D Printing

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  • @GomeowCreations
    @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +5

    I with how you how to make copies of your work using sandcasting along with how to make new castings with the help of a 3d printer.
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    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  2 роки тому +1

      😁

    • @rerikm
      @rerikm Рік тому

      painfully slow. unprofessional. full of wrong terms. waste of time

  • @elementallumber613
    @elementallumber613 3 роки тому +12

    I've been a jeweler for 34 years, a nice tip for you, moisten a paper towel and run over the edges of the object in the mold before you pull it. Preserves the edges. Nice video!

  • @FranklyWry
    @FranklyWry 3 роки тому +64

    Having had a job as an artisan at a bronze foundry for a few years, I think most of your defects are shrink deficits and insufficient vents. To minimize shrink deficits, you need wider gates and sprues, but mostly you need to make a pour cup large enough to keep feeding them as they cool, preventing them from separating and cutting off the flow of molten metal. My castings of everything from figurines to monuments had minimal to no shrink deficits, so I think this will at least reduce the shrink deficits.

    • @rupacustoms90
      @rupacustoms90 11 місяців тому +1

      Q: 3d printed lost wax with printed vents. Will the vents dissolve and work?

    • @FranklyWry
      @FranklyWry 11 місяців тому

      @@rupacustoms90 Well, yes and no. Yes, they melt and vaporize, rather than dissolve, along with the rest of the wax. As in lost wax casting, you know?

    • @walterchamberlain9052
      @walterchamberlain9052 9 місяців тому +2

      Also, as someone who once owned a foundry, I would say that the "texture" or graininess of the casting (which can affect how clear the detail comes out) is due to either, a) Insufficient vents or vents that could have a better design (as @nunyabusiness9043NunyaBiz said), and/or b) the metal being too hot (or possibly needing to be fluxed/degassed).
      There are a few other things you could do in the molding process that might make it a bit easier, and possibly produce a better result, but overall a very cool video. I really enjoyed it. Nice job and I'm glad you're sharing this.

  • @FranklyWry
    @FranklyWry 2 роки тому +6

    And you should put the piece face up on the table, put the cope and clay on top making a tight print coat. Flip, make a pour funnel/feeder and vents, put on drag and pack clay, separate, refine sprue and vents, remove piece, etc

  • @AppaTalks
    @AppaTalks 4 місяці тому +2

    Been lost wax/pla casting for a few years now, but wanting to try my hand at sand casting like here. Thank you for sharing!

  • @benlevitt5017
    @benlevitt5017 4 роки тому +25

    Hey randy! Another way you can do things with flat backs is by putting the back on the table first. Then you sprinkle fine clay on top to get the details in, then start packing heavy sand on top of that. It captures the details best from what I've seen. Hope that helps!

  • @GaryH-pw9cm
    @GaryH-pw9cm Місяць тому

    I have always used investment and lost wax casting. You video helps me understand sand casting better. I am going to give it a try. Thanks.

  • @goldenserenity2385
    @goldenserenity2385 5 місяців тому

    Probably one of the best videos I've seen on casting tutorial yet, thanks for the upload

  • @ltcameron1
    @ltcameron1 Місяць тому

    Fantastic vide- everything explained really well. Thank you.

  • @TheJewelryFantasy
    @TheJewelryFantasy 4 роки тому +10

    An interesting way when resources are limited or you need to do something semi-antique, I liked your work, keep up the good work.

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +2

      Thank you and yeah this is a very simple way to do casting but like your said not perfect. Lost wax casting is the way to go if you are wanting things to be perfect 😅👍

  • @chrislamarand7703
    @chrislamarand7703 2 місяці тому

    Most helpful video I’ve found so far. Thank you!

  • @recurveninja
    @recurveninja 3 роки тому +13

    You mention having issues with getting perfect results around the 24 minute mark - have you tried olivine sand? I haven't worked with it personally, but i've seen it pop up in discussions about fine-mesh casting sands. Another thing to try would be to incorporate your vents and sprue into the 3d printed master, so you're not knocking around loose sand as you're cutting them. Also, for 2D pieces like that medallion, you can design a threaded hole into the piece and when it comes time to remove it from the mold, simply screw a screw into it and use that screw as a handle to lift the piece out.

  • @bambielisabethfriedman8008
    @bambielisabethfriedman8008 4 роки тому +7

    Thank you for your fine tutorial. I was able to reproduce an antique brass drawer pull using your method. I used a different method to melt, the metal pail with lump charcoal. Your method of making the mould was my guide. I am very grateful to you. Btw, your taste in jewelry pieces is excellent.

  • @GaryH-pw9cm
    @GaryH-pw9cm 7 днів тому

    I would place the pattern flat side to the table. Use sifted sand to cover the pattern first before filling the flask and pounding the sand tight. When pushing the pattern into the sand the sand is displaced distorting the sand in the flask which you don't want to do.

  • @pijnto
    @pijnto 4 роки тому +19

    With flat back items there is no need to do a split cast just form the drag over it, place flat cope on top this will pretty much eliminate the edge flash.

  • @albertpartridge6716
    @albertpartridge6716 4 роки тому +4

    i like the rougher ones bit more to them more hand made antique kind of sorts yep good, take care keep well keep safe.

  • @hellohello4689
    @hellohello4689 Рік тому +1

    This is exactly what I was after. Thanks

  • @bosskaggs
    @bosskaggs 3 роки тому +3

    Dude, I thank you! I have watched many videos about this and am only 6 months in on melting and now casting items, i like to find interesting things and re create them with the exact same flask and sand your using. I've had so many hiccups until today. After watching this twice i put on my big boy pants and tried for the 8th time to replicate a "punisher bottle opener/multitool" i found. It was flat on both sides but had some detail and notches and holes which i was never able to get right, until now. I did it 3 times following your method and came out great. the drill bit for a spru was a great idea! Just saying thank you and I'm off to melt and make more stuff!!

  • @JerryDechant
    @JerryDechant 3 роки тому +1

    we did that sort of casting when I was in High School, in our art class. I made a silver ring that I sculpted using jeweler's wax. :)

  • @MidastouchJewels
    @MidastouchJewels 8 місяців тому

    This video was really useful. I have only tried a. Small amount of wax carving and have difficulty turning the flat design into a 3 d design. Thankyou Patsy

  • @robertoescobar007
    @robertoescobar007 Рік тому +1

    Another great video... thank you. 🙏👍👍

  • @Mossy179
    @Mossy179 Рік тому +1

    I'm concerned about how toxic 3-D Resin printing is. I was going to go with that, until I saw a video showing how the air continues to be at a maximum hazard even hours after printing. That's with people using ventilation as well..... Would it be possible to use PLA filament in an FDM 3-D printer, and still do fine in sand or clay casting? Maybe the answer should be obvious but I'm new to 3-D printing.

  • @roderickmera1968
    @roderickmera1968 2 роки тому +1

    this was the channel i was looking for !! thank you

  • @4uafunguy
    @4uafunguy 2 роки тому +1

    Haha , when you uncovered your piece I said " pretty cool at the same time you did lol.. yup definitely cool thanks for the info. I can't wait to get into this

  • @glglglglglglglglgl
    @glglglglglglglglgl 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you so much for a very descriptive video, and it helps so much. These are the videos I really appreciate. Thank you

  • @KnotHead1008
    @KnotHead1008 2 роки тому +1

    Nice. I think I would’ve used a wax impression for small work like this. It catches the details better.

  • @onegreenev
    @onegreenev Рік тому

    back in HS we never tossed out the burnt oil sand. Just mixed it back in and away we go. It would last a very very long time even with burnt bits. It would over time darken the sands but the teacher would just refresh it a bit over the course of the year and we did loads of sand casting in our shop. So when you did the second side that was literally flat why on earth did you pack it on top of the other one? We used aluminum, copper and bronze. I liked the aluminum and bronze the most.

  • @m.h.6143
    @m.h.6143 4 роки тому +2

    Great vid....much thanks for the tool list as well THANK YOU!!!

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +1

      Thanks and no problem 😊 let me know if I forgot anything 😅

  • @Mikeexteriorcleaning
    @Mikeexteriorcleaning Рік тому +2

    From my experience as a defence braze and pipe fitter, I can say that pitting is usually the result of a dirty surface (not enough flux[borax]) or not having enough air outlets for air to escape. Also it looks like you have some shrink defects.

  • @TheArtOfMetalsmithing
    @TheArtOfMetalsmithing 4 роки тому

    Grat video, thanks so much for sharing! So much valuable info

  • @danieledm0101
    @danieledm0101 3 роки тому +1

    Nice explanation and video, what i saw in other tutorial is that they make the canal with a curve, not straight, could be that a reason that some pieces you get that irregular part?

  • @justinebraun5181
    @justinebraun5181 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you for making your videos!! You are awesome!!! 😁😁😁😁💗💎

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +1

      Thanks and you might like this new video as well ua-cam.com/video/bBAkI78--cE/v-deo.html

  • @GabbieAbbie
    @GabbieAbbie 4 роки тому +3

    Great tutorial as always...maybe you could add a little peg to the back of the printed template, in the design phase, to be able to pull it out of the sand easily.

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +2

      Thanks and yeah they could be done as well to make it easier 😁👍

  • @bazi1999
    @bazi1999 3 місяці тому

    Is the scarab amulet of your making? Could you share the file? It looks amazing especially with the vintage look after casting

  • @DennisHicks78749
    @DennisHicks78749 2 роки тому +2

    Have you tried making more than one mold in the delft clay for a single pouring? It seems this one might work for that

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  2 роки тому +1

      I haven't but I have seen people do 1 or 2 items at a time

  • @TigerLilyBlossom1
    @TigerLilyBlossom1 Рік тому +1

    Will propane + oxygen be hot enough as I already have an oxygen concentrator for lampworking beads

  • @gabbydavin8161
    @gabbydavin8161 3 роки тому +3

    Curious what would happen if you only did one side of the mold and poured metal in that way? Also, can this be used with brass?

  • @UrBrother_711
    @UrBrother_711 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks again for the demonstration

  • @BParry-b6j
    @BParry-b6j 10 місяців тому +1

    Hi there,
    What is the dark coating on top of your bench pin?? Is it setter's cement?? Curiosity is killing me! Thanks 😸

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  10 місяців тому +2

      It's just black super glue that I used to fill in all the holes that I made overtime.

    • @BParry-b6j
      @BParry-b6j 10 місяців тому

      Lol awesome:) Thanks so much, the not knowing was driving me crazy! 😂

  • @NewLife-qj9mx
    @NewLife-qj9mx 4 роки тому +1

    Another great video Randy! Thank you!

  • @RockyMountainBear
    @RockyMountainBear 3 роки тому +1

    Might I suggest old cut up tire inner-tubes to hold the flask together. Awesome! I've been pouring into graphite & wood I carve out, but I can only do so much with that, and graphite is so messy. I look like a coal miner or chimney sweep after I'm all done. Thanks for all the tips, and thank you 4 crushing 👊🏼🐻

  • @frankowusu2067
    @frankowusu2067 2 роки тому +1

    It's really good

  • @alicerosa6766
    @alicerosa6766 4 роки тому +1

    Excellent and well explained!!👍👍.

  • @DonteKentrell
    @DonteKentrell 4 роки тому

    Thank you I’m going to try that

  • @aaronbritt9848
    @aaronbritt9848 2 роки тому

    I'm a fan of your page and I would just like to list a few know-how things that you may be able to do videos on that I would absolutely love to watch
    1. the full process of melting, recycled tin, aluminum/aluminium, glass, clay, or plastic and, casting/ printing them for different creations.
    2. A video over your creations as a artist
    3. 3d prints, your printer of choice with a review and, your printing process
    4. laser printed mold process if you're familiar with this and have the devices to do so / laser prints
    5. axidraw stuff and the processes, if you also have experience in this kind of field.
    6. your creative process
    7. your choice of 3d print filaments
    8. reviews reviews reviews
    9. your experience marketing your art
    10. videos where you experiment
    11. what got you into these kinds of things and your story
    You and your videos are highly appreciated!

  • @BeatSoul-KV
    @BeatSoul-KV 3 роки тому +1

    Hello there! Nice video! What kind of torch did you use? How much time did it take you to melt silver? Can I melt a small amount of copper with this torch?

  • @oneofyou6773
    @oneofyou6773 2 роки тому

    Is there a way to cast items without them looking pitted or having a bad finish? I don’t like the grainy end result. Thanks

  • @kinemaskop
    @kinemaskop 3 місяці тому +1

    thank you🙏

  • @shillty
    @shillty 4 місяці тому

    Put your piece closer to the pour spout and make more air holes to get rid of the rough surface and defects.

  • @MARVELOUSMETALS
    @MARVELOUSMETALS 4 роки тому +2

    Nice Job! I made my own greensand before, but I want to try delft clay / petrobond next for those extra detailed pieces!

  • @badalloc1
    @badalloc1 4 роки тому +2

    I saw some casters using a small air bellows to remove dust and a sitck with glue to lift the 3D Print up without damaging the impression in the clay. Could that help?

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +2

      Yeah that sound like that would be helpful, thank you 😁👍

  • @deborahhardeman8802
    @deborahhardeman8802 Рік тому

    I tried for my first time to sandcast a pendant , i’m not sure if I did say over or what happened but I wish there was someway I could send you a picture of what I did, and you could tell me or give me some tips on what I did wrong or what I need to do the next time I try to cast this piece. Can you help me. Deborah

  • @BlissSister
    @BlissSister 4 роки тому +2

    Those scarab pendant look ancient , just like they have come straight out of a pyramid, the pits etc add to the aged look.

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +2

      Yeah I do like the look of it but I for wish it was cleaner. 😅

    • @BlissSister
      @BlissSister 4 роки тому +1

      @@GomeowCreations maybe pushing the clay down more into the ingot would make a difference, but they are all one of a kind because of the slight imperfections.

  • @benlevitt5017
    @benlevitt5017 4 роки тому +1

    I forgot to add! With flat-backed pieces, you have to put air vents in the back to prevent inclusions!

  • @reidmachan3663
    @reidmachan3663 3 роки тому +1

    Great Video!!! Thank you for the links!!

  • @sekatorck373
    @sekatorck373 4 роки тому +13

    Hello. My hobby is sand casting. I can tell You how to cast this scarabs without errors.

  • @dkstudios4778
    @dkstudios4778 2 роки тому

    is it best to use a resin printer or can you get away with a normal pla fdm printer?

  • @김문정-b9e
    @김문정-b9e 2 роки тому

    Umm.. I also have delft clay. How can you get the molding flask? I need so much

  • @romeocasanova3865
    @romeocasanova3865 3 роки тому

    Awesome video.. wat exact model resin printer was used to do the 3d piece thank you and much success

  • @papksil9
    @papksil9 3 роки тому +1

    Excellent video, keep doing these great videos

  • @Donaldtrummp
    @Donaldtrummp 2 роки тому +1

    Is there a reason you centered it? Instead of placing it closer to the top of the funnel?

  • @ed2fun
    @ed2fun 3 роки тому +1

    Beginner's question: what is better to use this method with casting sand or use the method with plaster mold casting? the plaster casting looks like be the industry standard and I am not sure but looks like can be done in artisanal way too, I ask because the pieces from plaster cast are sharp and clean while this ones with clay arent as shrarp

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  3 роки тому +1

      Vacuum casting is going to be the way to go with castings things with details. You can do some nice castings in sand but you have to limit the details.

  • @albertpartridge6716
    @albertpartridge6716 4 роки тому +3

    i would honestly not worry how they work out like i sed in the first one they look genuine they look good dings chips wangs make them look good aged leave well alone

  • @HabibahW
    @HabibahW 4 роки тому +2

    do you think clay casting or wax casting faster than forging a piece or is it only convenient for mass production

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +2

      Sand casting is faster to set up and lost wax is better quality.

  • @bilgaissa5831
    @bilgaissa5831 2 роки тому

    Please tell me what's the components of the sand

  • @allanconnor1013
    @allanconnor1013 4 роки тому +4

    I've watched many casting videos, you're first to say carve the air escape channels on back side of sand and that MAPP gas is borderline for melting the silver. Good to know.
    Were you using true delft clay? It looks kinda coarse.

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +4

      Thanks and yeah I found out it's not true delft clay once I got everything wrapped up on shooting the video but I have some some on order now and will be doing a comparison video between the two soon 😁👍

    • @iiniijewelry
      @iiniijewelry 2 роки тому

      Petrobond 👍🏾😎

  • @mohangsk3759
    @mohangsk3759 8 місяців тому

    Can we do about 5-6 mm dia sizes with this casting ?

  • @reneerubinstein4351
    @reneerubinstein4351 Рік тому +1

    How to make the plastic disc please

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  Рік тому

      3d design them yourself, find someone to do it for you or find the STL file online for free

    • @reneerubinstein4351
      @reneerubinstein4351 Рік тому

      How do you take a flat photo and 3D design it? @@GomeowCreations

  • @ducomaritiem7160
    @ducomaritiem7160 4 роки тому +4

    Graphite powder instead of baby powder on the delft clay surface that comes in contact with the hot brass, silver etc gives a nicer surface , less pitting. Other tip: make first some copies of your model in lead or pewter in your delft clay, using baby powder ( graphite does not improve the pewters surface) now you have a multiple good positives to put in the delft clay.
    About the scarab: I did 12 brass smileys last week, 6,5 cm diameter and 4,5 mm thick, and the first one I did flask laying flat, details down, flat side up. The pooring channel in the centre if the smiley. Result: a lot of pitting on back and even front.
    Next poor, I made the pooring channel 2 cm outside the smiley, cutting the entry channel from there horizontally into the smiley. Result: 100% better. Used graphite to cover the clay surface.
    So, just my bit here...

  • @kajunkong3113
    @kajunkong3113 2 роки тому +1

    Know it’s been a year, but do you have a vid on how to get that glaze on your crucible?

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  2 роки тому +1

      I think I show how to do that in this video if I remember right. ua-cam.com/video/Ol6-FfjwOIE/v-deo.html

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  2 роки тому +1

      No it was this one ua-cam.com/video/xr6caKULdYo/v-deo.html

  • @stephenaldred2317
    @stephenaldred2317 3 роки тому

    What is the best and most economical heat source and torch for melting the silver ? I have been using propane with a regular torch, silver will melt but won’t flow.
    Please help 😁

  • @FranklyWry
    @FranklyWry 2 роки тому

    You could improve the quality by improving the ventilation and sprues and by adding a pour funnel that can provide molten metal as the casting cools, reducing bubbles and shrink deficits.

  • @mxd-1990asn
    @mxd-1990asn 3 роки тому +2

    I prefer the UNperfect version of that ( min 1:40 ) instead of the more ''perfect one''
    , i just think it LOOKS more ''old'' (as if its from ancient times) ,i personally just like old-looking things more
    (as a collector of a lot of small figures or jewelry from mainly asia :india/thailand & china)

  • @MotleyForge
    @MotleyForge Рік тому +1

    Following your link to purchase one! This video was awesome! You said you bought the flask and sand kit? Did the kit come with enough sand?

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  Рік тому +1

      Yeah it did, why?

    • @MotleyForge
      @MotleyForge Рік тому +1

      @@GomeowCreations thank you for the reply. I ordered the kit. Was just wondering if I needed to get extra sand.. I read a review stating it takes 10lbs to pack the mold so I was curious

  • @michelleknight7362
    @michelleknight7362 4 роки тому

    Wow Awesome 👏 👏👏

  • @kathybradbury
    @kathybradbury 4 роки тому +1

    Which is better for an ingot mold, cast iron or stainless steel?

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +2

      Idk. I have never seen a stainless steel one. I have cast iron molds and they work fine for me. Just make sure to oil them so things don't get stuck and heat them up before you pour the metal in

  • @marcins5584
    @marcins5584 3 роки тому +1

    Thx for the video!

  • @simonelloyd5023
    @simonelloyd5023 3 роки тому +1

    which affordable 3d printer you recommend

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  3 роки тому +1

      So if you want a resin printer like the one that I used to make this one I really suggest the Elegoo Mars 2 Pro. Here is a link amzn.to/3eUlAE3
      It is a little bigger than the first mars and it has a monochrome screen so you can print things about 2x faster.
      You can also get the Anycubic Mono, it has a bigger print area and is cheaper than the Mars. It also has a monochrome screen so it is basically the same thing, here is a link to it amzn.to/3vFBkkw
      When it comes to the resin for them it really depends on what you are wanting to make. I used some resin from PowerResins to make this skull. Here is a link to it and and discount code bit.ly/JewelryResinsPowerResins 250g or 1kg 15% off - Code GOM15
      I have also used BlueCast resins in the past and they seem to work really good as well. bit.ly/BlueCastX10LCD Use Code GOMEOW5OFF to save $5 on your order of BlueCast Products
      But if you want to make other things that don't need to be used in a burn out oven there is a wide variety of resins on the market for all kinds of applications.
      If you want a FDM printer, basically one that uses filament to print you can get a basic ender 3 to start and modify it to your liking later on if you need to. I have 6 modified ender3 printers and they do a great job but they can't do the details that a resin printer can. Here is a link to one amzn.to/3ePMbCo
      If you have any more questions please let me know. 😁👍

  • @oneofyou6773
    @oneofyou6773 2 роки тому

    The back of your item is flat. Why do you need the top layer of the flask when you can just pour your metal directly on the other half as you would an ingot? I’m confused.

  • @ellotorres3456
    @ellotorres3456 2 роки тому +1

    Muy bien 👌👍

  • @trollface391
    @trollface391 6 місяців тому +1

    Bro... Old fashion....the new trend is melting solid metal in a 100$ microwave in less than 10 minutes 😁😁👌👌

    • @MrLuvbizwar
      @MrLuvbizwar 6 місяців тому +2

      Even gold?

    • @trollface391
      @trollface391 6 місяців тому +1

      @@MrLuvbizwaryes... specially gold and silver... It would take 5 to 10 minutes to melt gold in a microwave if its 24k gold... If its an alloy mixed with another metal then it will take 10 to 15 minutes depending on the amount and stiff...so you will have to keep checking on it every 10 minutes

    • @MrLuvbizwar
      @MrLuvbizwar 6 місяців тому +1

      @@trollface391 Well I tried it. Didn't work out as expected. My dick is now stuck in the toaster. I think I might have misinterpreted the instructions. Thanks for your help anyways.

  • @santaclaus6232
    @santaclaus6232 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome video! Can you reuse the sand after the pouring or you have to throw it out? :) Thanks!

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  2 роки тому +2

      Yes you can reuse it 😁👍

    • @iiniijewelry
      @iiniijewelry 2 роки тому

      You can reuse the burnt sand. It’s only black because the oil has been burned off of it. Just crush and rehydrate with 40w motor oil or mineral oil. Spray lightly. You want the sand to just stick together. No moisture should be able to be squeezed out. If you can squeeze moisture out. Leave it out in the open for a day or a couple. Check on it regularly and stir it often. Always store in an airtight container. (Don’t use Tupperware, it’s not actually airtight)

  • @adrothemix3r725
    @adrothemix3r725 3 роки тому +1

    Could one do rings this way?

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  3 роки тому +1

      Yeas but it's a bit harder seeing that you need to make room for something to sit inside of the band seeing that it's a hole.

    • @adrothemix3r725
      @adrothemix3r725 3 роки тому +1

      @@GomeowCreations make space for something to go inside the band? The top layer of sand wouldn't do that for me?, what would I use to fill that space that wouldnt burn or fuse to the poured metal👀? Sorry if these are bad questions im still pretty new tryna grasp the essence of whats going on here haha . I appreciate your patience and tips!

    • @adrothemix3r725
      @adrothemix3r725 3 роки тому +1

      @@GomeowCreations im trying to figure out the best way to recreate metal clay rings. Making them out of clay is pretty easy but if i could just cast several copies afterwards, that would be very valuable knowledge

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  3 роки тому +1

      I have never done this and just do rings by hand or vacuum casting but you could pack down a cylinder of sand that would fit throw the ring. It's not easy to do from what I have seen.

  • @aaronbritt9848
    @aaronbritt9848 2 роки тому

    Can you do this with aluminum

  • @seamusmohan9039
    @seamusmohan9039 3 роки тому

    Hey-- I dont know if you'll ever see this comment, but I'm trying to make a medallion with no experience and have a question. Why does the model have to be 3d printed in resin? Why can't it be done in regular plastic filament, and if it can what are the issues that using resin resolves? I only have access to a regular 3d printer and im wondering if it's still possible.

  • @fredpolidoriavila
    @fredpolidoriavila 2 роки тому +1

    Is a good work

  • @shawnconbona
    @shawnconbona 3 роки тому +1

    what the sand is?

  • @shawnconbona
    @shawnconbona 3 роки тому +1

    whats the brand of this sand

  • @marcobrisky9770
    @marcobrisky9770 4 роки тому

    Question, I'm dealing with Delft clay for a while, is possible to add water or oil to it after become a little too dry?
    Thanks !!! Love the channel

  • @josepalomares8926
    @josepalomares8926 4 роки тому +1

    Were i can Buy a sandcasting

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +1

      Do you mean the silver castings I made or the materials I used?

  • @ingriv88
    @ingriv88 3 роки тому

    The baby powder adds texture you don’t need to use it before the first print, use it after that’s why your piece has that powdery texture

  • @DennisHicks78749
    @DennisHicks78749 2 роки тому +1

    I wonder if you would mind telling me the part of the country where you grew up. You use an interesting dialectical phrase I have heard occasionally and have always wondered the region where it is used.

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  2 роки тому +1

      I'm from South California but now live in Washington

  • @valstrong3338
    @valstrong3338 2 роки тому +1

    Что это за песок такой кирпичного цвета ,?

  • @steverobbins4274
    @steverobbins4274 11 місяців тому +2

    I came for the 3D printing. I stayed for the Horror. Having worked in 2 foundries, I see so much done wrong. Use G clams to hold the mould together It reduces flashing. Never rubber bands. Why press the pattern into the flat surface? it creates the missing parts. Place it on top and create the second part of the mould. for more 3D patterns make half in the mould bottom and half in the top. Print the sprue with the pattern where possible. it saves time. for instance.. With the scarab I would print a sprue to the right size for the mould. Pack the sand around it and make it flat. add the the scarab face up and the second part of the mould and pack the sand on top. Then extract the patterns (use a small screw hole on the sprue.) and if you are smart a tab on the scarab when you made space for it on the sprue pattern. Create some vent holes, clamp it tightly and then pour the metal

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  11 місяців тому

      Oh yeah I definitely did a lot wrong in this video. And have definitely learned a lot since then, here's a video I did on Lost wax casting and 3D printing along with 3D scanning ua-cam.com/video/t2H_lV8IOyY/v-deo.html

  • @dmitrij2686
    @dmitrij2686 4 роки тому +1

    спасибо за отличную идею!

  • @HeinrichsMade
    @HeinrichsMade 3 роки тому

    The silver is too turbulent when filling your mold. That's the reason for the pitting. It's either air or sand that moved from the turbulence of the molten silver.

  • @QTheMost
    @QTheMost 3 роки тому

    Awesome vid!

  • @TheMayflowerPilgrem
    @TheMayflowerPilgrem 4 роки тому +1

    Baking soda works if you don't have anything else like Telcom or baby powder.

    • @GomeowCreations
      @GomeowCreations  4 роки тому +2

      Thanks for pointing that out, more options is always better

  • @mickowen568
    @mickowen568 4 роки тому

    as a moulder 4get the lump hammer use a wooden mallet and u dont need 2 use a brush just sprinkle it over the mould and u only need the draw lines at bottom as u r puoring from the top .myself i would have gone from the side and made 2 instead of 1.u have a lot 2 learn there should have been no flashing as we called it.less grinding.sorry but next time use the drill in the begining instead of doing it later part 2 lay the flat side down 1st and get some bellows

  • @TheTawniest
    @TheTawniest 4 роки тому

    Why not just do half & pour directly into the impression?