Thank you for a very informative video, just getting into lost wax after sand/delft clay and cuttlefish casting with aluminium, brass and silver. It is very helpful to see the process done by professionals!
Six shades of total madness. Eleven out of ten for bin throwing and hair design . Twelve out of ten for immaculate workshop keeping it clean sort of thing . Need a lie down me .
Hi Rob i love your videos, i was wondering whats the type or name of the vacuum you are using? is it custom vacuum or? i cant find any information online, would be very helpful if you can give me some tips thank you
its so nice a video, so informative.what kind of investment did you use in your lost wax casting? how what proportion or just according to label instructions? can i do lost wax with your investment on 48 inch - 4 blade boat propeller? thanks sir.
Hi Mark, thanks for the great video. Impressive set-up. Clean and well organized. You have the process down to a science and it shows in your cast bronze pieces. Just wondering why you chose classic plaster investment rather than ceramic shell? Is this for an architectural company? Thanks.
Hi mark. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the video ! So what we do here is completely different castings to the ceramic shell process and no it’s not for architectural company. We work for beardmore.co.uk
Appreciate the comment bro 🤜🏼 unfortunately I’m Not allowed by my company to give out certain information like that otherwise I’d be more than happy to of helped you! All the best with your project though fella 👌
Great video, one question, vacuum pulls air from plaster and that's how you get that sharp cast? But if you pull air in proces when you put plaster over wax how vacum is made after this ? And can you let us know where to get wax in granules? Thanks.
Hey man sorry for late reply. Unfortunately my company doesn’t allow me to share additional information on how we cast products. If was up to me I would love to help sorry again
I work in a aluminum foundry been there for 20 years when we poor we wear spats on our shoes and we have aprons our ladle holds 25 pounds of metal and the tongs are separate from the ladle I didn't see an autoclave because your burn out has a wax catch pan we autoclave our casting to melt the wax out and we burn them out at 1700 degrees for 4 hours than we clean the shells and load them into a holding oven between 900 and 1300 degrees before we can poor them we also degas the mental and take a test slug before we poor any thing we check for gas holes in the slug if it has gas we don't poor till we get a slug with no gas holes
I couldn’t work it this work shop with all the wax all over the place. I worked at a factory that did this work years ago when I first left school and everything was kept very clean.
That really old episode of Mythbusters. I'm sure it was first season. Adam got his eyebrow burned off. I think it was the cellphone caused the gas station explosion story
Instead of taping up the holes on the flasks, why don´t you cast a silicone rubber sleeve type of thing. You could then simply put that sleeve over the flask in one go and save time for all the flasks this would add up.
hey! is the slurry you made to coat the wax a ceramic slurry? also another qn: How do you make sure there are no air bubbles when the liquid metal is cooling? also This is such a great video to learn about lost wax casting! I am using it for a manufacturing part in my eng course
Hey! Yes and then the wax melts away in the oven which leaves the pattern inside the flask/investment. The air bubbles gets vacuumed out in the mix beforehand and we don’t get air bubbles form the liquid metal that only happens in the mix from my experience. Oh wow that’s awesome I’m happy you was able to get so much value from the video. Good luck with the course 👌😎
What is the duration of gypsum curing and the process of increasing and decreasing the temperature. At what temperature do you melt? What is the temperature of the plaster when it is melted?
How much would you charge me to do a lost wax cast of a small trinket if i was to send it to you made out of the wax product of your choice? It would not need to be perfect. In fact some air bubles and imperfections would be what I would prefer.
Hey man! I’m not in charge of the clients we take on fella but I’m sure i could talk to my bosses about discussing serious jobs offers for yourself or anyone needing this type of work 😁 you can check out the variety of products we do at beardmore.co.uk/
Hi Rob, we would be very interested in sending you some lost wax casting work. If you are interested please drop me a line. Dave from Owl Castings Ltd.
Who even biys those products ? I always thought some nameless faceless chinese fella in some huge machine does this kind of work, and once he falls dead to the ground due to lack of protective gear he will be replaced by some other dude named "ling". Who are your customers ?
@@robpark93 This is really great. I love the process and everything about it. I just wasn´t aware that this kind of work is still done in the US or EU really. I do work as a design engineer in the automotive industry in Germany, most our supplier are in China, Turkey etc.
Hello Rob, very impressed by your work, My name is Abdel and I own a factory in Egypt i would like to talk to you if you have the time, I think we can do some business together. Let me know how i can contact you, thank you very much!
I just started doing this at home in Sydney during the lockdown - Im only using Bismuth and Tin so can get away with using a stove top cause they're low melting - this was a mad video. Can you point me in the direction of a brand of ovens good for wax expulsion? Thanks again for sharing.
Hey billie! Glad you enjoyed the video bud! That’s cool you got into this type of work over lockdown, staying productive by sounds of it 💪 hope it’s going well. unfortunately I’m not the one in charge of ordering the ovens etc that’s done by the company i work for. I’ll ask around and see if I can find out where we get them from and get back to you if I find anything 😎
This was a fantastic video, It was really helpful for me to learn about this process. I thinking im going to have a go at this to cast come hydroelectric turgo spoons soon.
Hi thanks for your comment. Sorry for late reply. we use 3 different sizes of flask for our castings small/tall/big I’m not sure of the exact measurements but for the burnout temperature we set the oven to run up to 720 degrees and that takes a few hours to reach then will sit at 720 degrees for about 12 hours and then come down to 460 degrees ready for us to pour the metal into the flask. I hope that helps and any more questions don’t hesitate to ask ! Thanks🙂
@@robpark93 hey hope you are doing good.. if it's ok can u pls ping me on my email as I need to tell you the full details of my work in case if u can help me.. thanks again😊
Hi bev. Unfortunately we don’t do private work currently but you could check beardmore.co.uk website which is the company I work for and see if there’s any products of ours on there that you are looking for 🙂
Awesome set up mate 👊🏻😁🍻
Thank you for a very informative video, just getting into lost wax after sand/delft clay and cuttlefish casting with aluminium, brass and silver. It is very helpful to see the process done by professionals!
You’re welcome buddy 👍 thanks for watching and that’s awesome it’s a cool trade to learn 👌
Excellent explanation....... clear, concise, and easy to understand. Thank you.
Thanks man! Appreciate the support. Glad you enjoyed 😎
Six shades of total madness. Eleven out of ten for bin throwing and hair design . Twelve out of ten for immaculate workshop keeping it clean sort of thing . Need a lie down me .
That was the best thing I’ve learnt in many days.
Khalid Yousuf thanks for the comment man! Glad you enjoyed it 😎
Excellent video and very informative. A Big Like👍 to your video from India
Thanks buddy! Glad you enjoyed the video 😎
Hi Rob i love your videos, i was wondering whats the type or name of the vacuum you are using? is it custom vacuum or? i cant find any information online, would be very helpful if you can give me some tips thank you
Hey glad you enjoy the content 🙂 unfortunately my company I work for don’t allow me to give out that kind of information 🥲
Good work and Very good attitude
Thanks 🙏
Very nice explanation of all process
Congratulations
Thanks 👊
Great video, where do you source the large perforated flasks? Can't locate anywhere with flasks bigger than 150mm diameter.
And here I am working on a MUCH Smaller scale with Silver and Gold.. But WOW lovely.
its so nice a video, so informative.what kind of investment did you use in your lost wax casting? how what proportion or just according to label instructions? can i do lost wax with your investment on 48 inch - 4 blade boat propeller? thanks sir.
Excellent. Thanks.
BTCAsia appreciate the support 👊
Hi Mark, thanks for the great video. Impressive set-up. Clean and well organized. You have the process down to a science and it shows in your cast bronze pieces. Just wondering why you chose classic plaster investment rather than ceramic shell? Is this for an architectural company? Thanks.
Hi mark. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the video ! So what we do here is completely different castings to the ceramic shell process and no it’s not for architectural company. We work for beardmore.co.uk
Should make you some custom silicon sleeves for your flask
Great video! How did you make the mold that you used to fill up with wax?
@@johan97s thanks and made it out of rubber
@@johan97s thanks and made it out of rubber
Great video bro. Subbed. I am just about to the point of casting stuff myself.
Thanks bro appreciate it and nice man! Keep up the good work 👌
Hi Bob, please show me more videos of the casting method
Hi. Unfortunately due to company regulations I’m not allowed to disclose too much information about the process it self mate
Osem bro I am fen you work and your telent I have a start iron teeth molding exveter can you share your all materials list to this castings prossecs
Appreciate the comment bro 🤜🏼 unfortunately I’m Not allowed by my company to give out certain information like that otherwise I’d be more than happy to of helped you! All the best with your project though fella 👌
Great video, one question, vacuum pulls air from plaster and that's how you get that sharp cast? But if you pull air in proces when you put plaster over wax how vacum is made after this ?
And can you let us know where to get wax in granules? Thanks.
Hey man sorry for late reply. Unfortunately my company doesn’t allow me to share additional information on how we cast products. If was up to me I would love to help sorry again
I work in a aluminum foundry been there for 20 years when we poor we wear spats on our shoes and we have aprons our ladle holds 25 pounds of metal and the tongs are separate from the ladle I didn't see an autoclave because your burn out has a wax catch pan we autoclave our casting to melt the wax out and we burn them out at 1700 degrees for 4 hours than we clean the shells and load them into a holding oven between 900 and 1300 degrees before we can poor them we also degas the mental and take a test slug before we poor any thing we check for gas holes in the slug if it has gas we don't poor till we get a slug with no gas holes
The tape to seal the holes in the flasks seems quite a waste of plastic. Why wouldn’t they make a removable cover that can be reused?
Would have to withstand immense heat in the oven to be useable again
Bagaimana agar gypsum nya tidak retak ketika di panas kan mister?
Hello Rob!
Hi Bob, please show more videos of bronze casting
I couldn’t work it this work shop with all the wax all over the place. I worked at a factory that did this work years ago when I first left school and everything was kept very clean.
If you did this job you would understand why there’s wax everywhere 😅
You have an amazing set up there. Very nice work too. I envy that.
Thanks mate! Appreciate the comment. Yes very fortunate to have the set up for sure 👌
Just checked out your work looks dope as well fella 🔥
That really old episode of Mythbusters. I'm sure it was first season. Adam got his eyebrow burned off. I think it was the cellphone caused the gas station explosion story
Excellent casting result.
What type of plaster do you use?
Thanks
Hey thanks for your comment and I believe it’s called art cast the plaster we use 🙂
Instead of taping up the holes on the flasks, why don´t you cast a silicone rubber sleeve type of thing. You could then simply put that sleeve over the flask in one go and save time for all the flasks this would add up.
hey! is the slurry you made to coat the wax a ceramic slurry?
also another qn: How do you make sure there are no air bubbles when the liquid metal is cooling?
also This is such a great video to learn about lost wax casting! I am using it for a manufacturing part in my eng course
Hey! Yes and then the wax melts away in the oven which leaves the pattern inside the flask/investment.
The air bubbles gets vacuumed out in the mix beforehand and we don’t get air bubbles form the liquid metal that only happens in the mix from my experience.
Oh wow that’s awesome I’m happy you was able to get so much value from the video. Good luck with the course 👌😎
@@robpark93 thanks so much that helps a lot 🙂
3:45 I think that is called a weld.
What is the duration of gypsum curing and the process of increasing and decreasing the temperature. At what temperature do you melt? What is the temperature of the plaster when it is melted?
Hi. Thanks for watching. I don’t know the duration but we melt the plaster at 420 degrees
How do you make the master pattern is what I wanted to know
Master pattern?
Can you do a video on making the moulds??
Hey mate I’ll see what I can do 😎
What type of plaster do you use? The one I used always cracked
How much would you charge me to do a lost wax cast of a small trinket if i was to send it to you made out of the wax product of your choice? It would not need to be perfect. In fact some air bubles and imperfections would be what I would prefer.
Hi mate unfortunately my company doesn’t take on small jobs like that but I have a friend who can help you. His email is info@brasscastings.co.uk
❤❤❤❤😍😍wow
What is the temperature at which the metal melts?
Around 1000-1500 degrees
My neck is starting to hurt
👍
Please share the vacuum pump detials... from india
Hi unfortunately my company won’t allow me to share that information
@@robpark93thankyou for your reply...😊I like your video
@@matheswarang9384 glad ya enjoyed it buddy 👍
Do you melt metal with gas?And which gas?
Yea and not sure what gas it is as it’s filled up outside into a huge tank.
@@robpark93 thank u. Wich metal is added to the bronze to filter the statue?(
good lad
jack daniels thanks bro
How much door bronze handle?
Have to look on website. Beardmore.co.uk
Hello Bob
Can you tell me vaccum pump CFM?
Don’t kid yourself… you’re a 10, not an 8.
Haha course bro was being modest 😉🤣
What kind of metal alloy do you melt? Do you take jobs?
Hey man! I’m not in charge of the clients we take on fella but I’m sure i could talk to my bosses about discussing serious jobs offers for yourself or anyone needing this type of work 😁 you can check out the variety of products we do at beardmore.co.uk/
We use brass 😎
@@robpark93 I do need some small pieces done in metal. I will check out your website. Thank you for you response.
@@matostruck awesome! No worries mate happy to help! 👊
@@robpark93 Thank you friend.
Hi Rob, we would be very interested in sending you some lost wax casting work. If you are interested please drop me a line. Dave from Owl Castings Ltd.
Great video. I had a question about this vacuum chamber/table on wheels, was it scratchbuild or is there a manufacturer ? (and which one?)
Thank you! Sorry I don’t know that information unfortunately. The company bought it long before I got here
8 out of 10 huh?
😏😂
Anyone wanna link up and just make it happen 💯
Who even biys those products ? I always thought some nameless faceless chinese fella in some huge machine does this kind of work, and once he falls dead to the ground due to lack of protective gear he will be replaced by some other dude named "ling". Who are your customers ?
We have loads of customers. You think we can create pretty much any design for any building or work project in the world
@@robpark93 This is really great. I love the process and everything about it. I just wasn´t aware that this kind of work is still done in the US or EU really. I do work as a design engineer in the automotive industry in Germany, most our supplier are in China, Turkey etc.
@@sierraecho884 it is a rare trade to find these days for sure
@@robpark93 True, but I really like it, it´s interesting and checks many boxes out of my expericne with injection molding of plastics.
8 out of 10 pushing a 6.5 to 7 until you start talking and mention ingrots. Look at what it says on the invoice, it’s bronze ingots.😂
Damn who hurt you bro
Hello Rob, very impressed by your work, My name is Abdel and I own a factory in Egypt i would like to talk to you if you have the time, I think we can do some business together. Let me know how i can contact you, thank you very much!
Hey man thanks glad you enjoyed the video 🙏 unfortunately I only work for the company I don’t own or can take on any work at this current employment
I just started doing this at home in Sydney during the lockdown - Im only using Bismuth and Tin so can get away with using a stove top cause they're low melting - this was a mad video. Can you point me in the direction of a brand of ovens good for wax expulsion? Thanks again for sharing.
Hey billie! Glad you enjoyed the video bud! That’s cool you got into this type of work over lockdown, staying productive by sounds of it 💪 hope it’s going well. unfortunately I’m not the one in charge of ordering the ovens etc that’s done by the company i work for. I’ll ask around and see if I can find out where we get them from and get back to you if I find anything 😎
This was a fantastic video, It was really helpful for me to learn about this process. I thinking im going to have a go at this to cast come hydroelectric turgo spoons soon.
Thanks bro! Glad you enjoyed the video and found some value in it 👌 just checked out your channel and videos very creative stuff 🔥
Hey it's an excellent learning..
What is the flask size you use and what's the burnout temperature required to be achieved for a flawless casting.
Waiting for his reply
Hi thanks for your comment. Sorry for late reply. we use 3 different sizes of flask for our castings small/tall/big I’m not sure of the exact measurements but for the burnout temperature we set the oven to run up to 720 degrees and that takes a few hours to reach then will sit at 720 degrees for about 12 hours and then come down to 460 degrees ready for us to pour the metal into the flask. I hope that helps and any more questions don’t hesitate to ask ! Thanks🙂
@@robpark93 thank u so much for sharing this valuable info with me.. I shall get back to you incase I get stuck... Thanks and be safe !
@@foramgoswami6788 you’re welcome ! Happy to help! Yes please do ask if you need any more info!. all the best 😎
@@robpark93 hey hope you are doing good.. if it's ok can u pls ping me on my email as I need to tell you the full details of my work in case if u can help me.. thanks again😊
Great video. Definitely better than 8 out of 10 ;-)
Haha thanks for watching bro!
Hello Rob, do you take on private work of this nature please?
Hi bev. Unfortunately we don’t do private work currently but you could check beardmore.co.uk website which is the company I work for and see if there’s any products of ours on there that you are looking for 🙂
@@robpark93 Thanks Rob we appreciate this, however we are looking for a specific part to be replicated in brass.
@@bevdonaghue990 okay mate no worries best of luck with it all 😎
What kind of metal alloys do you melt for your castings? Do you take jobs?