I just don't got my own place to do it sence hurricane ida hopeing that's going to change soon if family just helps us get into a place is it expensive to start up or ?
They said making jewelry for 15 years, not 3d printing. I'm sure they are referring more to the lost wax casting part of things seeing that it's been done like this for a very long time.
What most people don't think of when watching these videos is the amount of cleaning you do prior to filming. Your entire workshop is spotless, and it makes for a much more enjoyable experience!! Great video Randy😄
Haha well thanks and oh yeah lots of cleaning. I'm about to go out there and do a full clean after doing this video so I can start on a new one. It's crazy how messy things get when working and on top of that recording a video
This is my dream, having my own 3D printer and cast my own designs from my home! This is so badass. I’ve been teaching myself for about three years and doing it all by hand, and thankfully found a jeweler who casts them for me ( and gives me greatly needed tips and criticisms) it’s an expensive hobby but gosh I wish I was better. Really wish there was a class I could take in technique
@@GomeowCreations Wow that’s amazing, and is very encouraging. Don’t ever stop! And esp since you can also do 3D modeling the possibilities are endless!
@@mete1099 I called so many places, most of them wouldn’t do it for such a small order. But I found a local family owned jeweler just a father and son and they agreed to using the old, centrifugal method. It’s not as accurate as the vacuumed one, but I just pay them to do it. Mostly it’s out of the goodness of their hearts and it takes a long time, a month or two for them to get around to it.
what a workshop....stunning....so many machines and all so fancy and it goes to show this has come a long way since I was a student doing my fine arts degree where I chose silversmithing as my major. I loved it but wow...my fingers were so sensitive with all the filing we did, it was worth it and my favourite was casting. I know it was complicated with the kiln and hot wax and getting the measurements according to what you were doing. This has brought it all back but with a new eyes now that I see there is great advancement with such machinery and tools ...I loved it and thank you for such an insightful tutorial
this is the most informative video regarding lost wax casting on whole youtube in 16 mins, We just want more of this video frequently . thank you so much for your great video again.
This isn't the only video about it but I do think it's my best video on the topic. Here is my first video about it ua-cam.com/video/bBAkI78--cE/v-deo.html
This is superb amount of info and the filming process just makes things so much more understandable. Thanks for the great work and making the complex simple again.
I AM SPEECHLESS. HOLLY MOTHER OF GOD. WHAT A PROCESS. Bravo. I was thinking I can make something like that - but I dont think I can. Just wow. You are incredible.
I was considering casting the wax myself instead of having it done by my usual casting company. Thank you for changing my mind. Lol. Very informative video!
I have been watching videos about this for days. Your vid does an excellent job of tying things all together so that it makes sense from start to finish. I am interested in making small brass or bronze parts for some models that currently make use of resin printed parts that are not quite durable enough. I think that this is the direction that I need to go. Not cheap to start from scratch (I already have the printer and associated support equipment) but it seems like the only way to reliably get accurate small metallic castings. Thanks for the nice vid, it was quite helpful! As are the links.
Short answer, this is not something I want to get into yet. Long answer, great job explaining how it works and providing me with all kinds of information that I did not anticipate. Thank you very much.
you can also use warm water + salt to get rid of the remaining plaster. fell on this video by accident, and the whole process is alot alike what we do in dental prosthetics.
Thanks and yeah it's a very interesting thing to to and you can make all kinds of things doing it seeing that it doesn't just have to be jewelry. You can make small custom parts using bronze. Yeah that 3D scanner is really good at what it does. I didn't have to do any 3d modeling at all to the scanned ring before printing it.
😲 Bruh! You have so many of the coolest toys now. Your hard work is paying off. It has been quite the journey. Keep on crushin it, while i watch & drool a bit longer... 🤤
Well thanks you very much and if questions come up from people I can always add them to the blog post that goes along with this video to help out others with the same questions 😁👍
hi i am wondering what the 3d scanner used at 1:20 is? i am thinking of investing into a 3D scanner for my projects too but not sure whats good right now
This was fantastic. I already have casting experience from 3D printing and casting silicone molds in pressure pots. I knew metal casting was similar but different enough that if I ever wanted to do it I'd need to do research. I'm currently debating printing and metal casting prop dagger or if it would be better to just print it in resin and paint it/faux gold leaf it. Pros and cons to both I feel
@@GomeowCreations well I only started about 2 1/2 years ago so I am getting there. Do you think that I should get a torch and tank set or should I invest in something else if I am using butane torches and making turquoise rings earrings bracelets etc
GoMeowCreations -- Randy: I'm gob-smacked at the amount of steps and the long list of items needed!! Wow. I want to make a professional looking chess set that I have never seen anywhere before. I think I need to start with the PLA you mentioned. Also, I know DIDDLY about all this! I would probably need a class to start. By any chance are you in Western Canada?! If not, I think I'll have to look up courses and THEN come back and follow your advice. Thanks SO much for the long list of great uploads and the detailed lists. I take LOTS of screenshots on your recommended settings and items.
id recomend you find a maker lab in your area... these are three skill sets: making the wax, casting, finishing the pieces.... i'd recomend you offload the casting process to someone else, it's probably the most expensive skill in terms of equipment needed,
Okay so for someone who doesn't have a building to do this in yet, can you please go into workshop spaces - how much bench space, how much materials storage, details of fume and dust management, and whether it's best to have everything in one room or a separate room for some parts of the process for optimal cleanliness? I really want to do this one day. I just need to build a new house first.
amazing, awesome video, thank you so much!! I can't wait to try working with wax :) There are some places in my area where I would be able to get casting done for me, so I could actually try working with wax sometime in the near future 😍
I'd love to know more about the limitations of sand casting, I know lost wax casting is better quality and you can basically do whatever you want, but I'm trying to decide which designs I can sand cast and which I need to send somewhere to be lost cast.
Hey ! Really nice video, all we have to know is here ! But, what about the casting temperatures in the kiln ? I don't understand fully the graphic you show on screen, and you said you break it down but... So i you could explain, that would be the best video on the topic
Thanks for showing us how it actually becomes metal. All the other channels just show them making the wax part and then suddenly it becomes shiny, they never show the metal
Awesome video. Straight to the point and no beating around the bush. Quick question though, is there a specific type of wax you use for the stems and sprue trees? And also for filling in the holes of the 3d model?
Olá gostaria de agradecer pelo vídeo e pelo o compartilhamento de conhecimento sou do interior do Brasil e estou começando agora por aqui tudo é muito caro e de difícil acesso mas como vc disse para um seguidor vou aprender com os meus erros até chegar a excelência!
Great Video loved it! I have question If I want to manufacture A idol can I use same wax to create multiple cavity or make copy of cavity because 3d printer takes 12 hours to create wax model.
Can the wasted train resin be reused or is it the same as a regular two part resin that once it's mixed it's activated and that's it. I guess it just looks so much like wax that it makes me ask! Lol.
What a great, concise video. I've been trying for a few months to get a perfect cast of my wax jewelry I keep getting partial casts. I have no idea what exactly I'm doing wrong. What temperature do you recommend for casting silver pieces? And brass? I think you said in the video you'd have a chart in the description for different metals, but I can't see it
So I have experience with injection molding and was looking into expand into metal casting. Is there any reason that you can't/shouldn't make a negative mold with the printer. Then use the mold to do a wax injection and continue from there. saving the special resin and also (at-least injected plastic) comes out pretty clean saving cleaning time. (for higher quantity with less variance, is my thinking)
@@GomeowCreations I actually have recently had a lot of projects with broken herringbone gears (tolerance doesn't need to be too tight, I have no 4th axis to mill and no clue if its possible on a lathe). So I was thinking this the next best way. just knew ring makers used this method. I have stuff ordered to test it out just "researching". But thank you for your response.
He bro much love for you and your videos! I just wanted to ask how you dealt with all that smoke coming off the wax pen while you’re working with it. We’re you wearing a mask ? And if not did you just have good ventilation ? Thanks !
Hey I noticed in your tabletop burnout kiln you have little cubes to elevate your flask are those just pieces of firebrick or pumice? Thanks! Great video by the way it's been incredibly helpful to me.
all that for only $175 worth of silver. so i'm thinking: why does jewelry cost so much. and now i know this is not something your everyday human is going to want to do, much less be able to do it
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I just don't got my own place to do it sence hurricane ida hopeing that's going to change soon if family just helps us get into a place is it expensive to start up or ?
We know what eyewear you use but not the 3d scanner ?? Why
This is the scanner I'm using ua-cam.com/video/sGQQ3lOmgmQ/v-deo.html
Does anybody knows how some jewelers make glow in the dark pendants? Thanks
Plaster link? Am I blind?
Have been making jewelry for about 15 years... you pretty much summed my last decade and half in 16 minutes..
😁👍 I have been really trying to make videos that get straight to the point. 😅
Very nice, do you have the ring square up- tool. Where to buy ?
Was school worth it now that Google youtube teaches you more for free?
3d printing 15 years ago?? U sure?
They said making jewelry for 15 years, not 3d printing. I'm sure they are referring more to the lost wax casting part of things seeing that it's been done like this for a very long time.
What most people don't think of when watching these videos is the amount of cleaning you do prior to filming. Your entire workshop is spotless, and it makes for a much more enjoyable experience!! Great video Randy😄
Haha well thanks and oh yeah lots of cleaning. I'm about to go out there and do a full clean after doing this video so I can start on a new one. It's crazy how messy things get when working and on top of that recording a video
This video is THE standard for these types of videos. Excellent presentation & explanations. Great work! Thanks for your effort! 🤙✌️
This is my dream, having my own 3D printer and cast my own designs from my home! This is so badass. I’ve been teaching myself for about three years and doing it all by hand, and thankfully found a jeweler who casts them for me ( and gives me greatly needed tips and criticisms) it’s an expensive hobby but gosh I wish I was better. Really wish there was a class I could take in technique
If it makes you feel any better about getting into this I learned how to do this just by doing it and learning from my mistakes 😁👍
@@GomeowCreations Wow that’s amazing, and is very encouraging. Don’t ever stop! And esp since you can also do 3D modeling the possibilities are endless!
what do you provide the jeweler with so that he does the casting for you?
@@mete1099 I called so many places, most of them wouldn’t do it for such a small order. But I found a local family owned jeweler just a father and son and they agreed to using the old, centrifugal method. It’s not as accurate as the vacuumed one, but I just pay them to do it. Mostly it’s out of the goodness of their hearts and it takes a long time, a month or two for them to get around to it.
This was the densest but best UA-cam videos I have ever seen. Huge thanks-this was phenomenal.
Thanks 👍
Yep, convinced me that I'm not ever going to try this.....
what a workshop....stunning....so many machines and all so fancy and it goes to show this has come a long way since I was a student doing my fine arts degree where I chose silversmithing as my major. I loved it but wow...my fingers were so sensitive with all the filing we did, it was worth it and my favourite was casting. I know it was complicated with the kiln and hot wax and getting the measurements according to what you were doing. This has brought it all back but with a new eyes now that I see there is great advancement with such machinery and tools ...I loved it and thank you for such an insightful tutorial
I work in a dental lab and the similarities are always fun to watch. I do think the lab process and tool we use makes it a lot quicker
Wow! The ammount of Tools, Machines, Equipment, needed to accomplish this! Thanks for sharing this! It was very organized!
this is the most informative video regarding lost wax casting on whole youtube in 16 mins, We just want more of this video frequently . thank you so much for your great video again.
This isn't the only video about it but I do think it's my best video on the topic.
Here is my first video about it ua-cam.com/video/bBAkI78--cE/v-deo.html
finally I understand the purpose of the tools and machines in my mom's workshop when i was a kid!
Best how to I’ve ever watched. Covered everything, but wasn’t too much. Good work.
😁
This one video is an amazing resource, incredibly thorough and concise.
Thanks
This is superb amount of info and the filming process just makes things so much more understandable. Thanks for the great work and making the complex simple again.
I'm happy to hear that I was able to get all the info across clearly in a short video. 😁👍
Wow this video is so dense and full of tips! Excellent video! Also you did really great with the objects! Thank you so much!
I can't thank you enough for this video! Every step, every necessary machine or tool has been explained, leaving no questions open. Phenomenal job
Dude you even listed every machine and alternatives including links in your description. This is unreal
Thanks and yeah I really do try and make it easy for people to find the tools I'm working with
The immaculate level of detail has left me very happy. Times, materials, substitutions, possible issues... Bravo 👏🏻
Thanks for the lesson
😁
One day I'll get all the stuff I need to try this, I've wanted to try lost wax casting forever. Your vids are super helpful and straightforward.
Excellent list of parts and alternatives. Thank you so much.
😁
Thank you for sharing!!! Wow there are so may devices and tools that are needed, this has slightly intimidated me :)
I AM SPEECHLESS. HOLLY MOTHER OF GOD. WHAT A PROCESS. Bravo. I was thinking I can make something like that - but I dont think I can. Just wow. You are incredible.
I do feel like if you have the right tools and some know how, anyone can do this. That being said getting all that doesn't come cheap 😅
You have really becomed a master of the molds during the videos of yours done concerning the results! I think you're now graduated!
i watched this whole thing like i'm about to get into this tomorrow
I was considering casting the wax myself instead of having it done by my usual casting company. Thank you for changing my mind. Lol. Very informative video!
Yeah there is a lot that goes into the full casting set-up and process.
Probably the highest quality video I have seen on the subject.
Well thanks 😁👍
Thank you for this knowledge man
Those pine cones are bad ass and those skulls beautiful
Yeah they are, I really need to try and make some like that some day
Awesome video, this is peak youtube greatness
Very cool, we use glycerine in dentistry when light curing composite fillings to harden the oxygen inhibited layer
Amazing and fun, I think I found my job for when I get retired.
Your video explanation is one of the best I have watched.
Thanks 😁
Beautiful pieces! Thank you for such a well-made, detailed video and commentary. I love your videos.
I have been watching videos about this for days. Your vid does an excellent job of tying things all together so that it makes sense from start to finish. I am interested in making small brass or bronze parts for some models that currently make use of resin printed parts that are not quite durable enough. I think that this is the direction that I need to go. Not cheap to start from scratch (I already have the printer and associated support equipment) but it seems like the only way to reliably get accurate small metallic castings. Thanks for the nice vid, it was quite helpful! As are the links.
Well I'm happy the hear that that video was helpful and yeah it should make better parts for you.
Short answer, this is not something I want to get into yet. Long answer, great job explaining how it works and providing me with all kinds of information that I did not anticipate. Thank you very much.
No problem and I'm happy to hear that I was able to help.
God bless you man for sharing all this knowledge. Loads of thanks!
this was a huge mini-master class for casting in lost wax, props!
Thanks and I'm happy it's coming across like that 😁 this video was a lot of work to get done haha
Great resource of information. Thank you for all the great tips and all the links!
No problem and I'm happy to be able to people looking for info 👍😁
oh my goodness, thank you so freaking much!!!!! This video is amazing!!
If you get it right (temp and pouring speed) you can take the peices straight to a buffing wheel and polish it up after cutting them off
Spectacular delivery 👏🏽 appreciate the presentation
Thanks!
😊
Genuinely ur the best, I really appreciate the amount of dedication you put into ur videos, super informative yet succinct
Very suitable for those who make handmade items. Small but very professional.
😁
you can also use warm water + salt to get rid of the remaining plaster. fell on this video by accident, and the whole process is alot alike what we do in dental prosthetics.
Great vid, thanks for no nonsense e2e process review
This is an amazing amount of work you did for everyone to learn about casting. Thank you 🙏
😁
So cool. I’ll have to try this at some point in my life. Also, that scanner is amazing.
Thanks and yeah it's a very interesting thing to to and you can make all kinds of things doing it seeing that it doesn't just have to be jewelry. You can make small custom parts using bronze.
Yeah that 3D scanner is really good at what it does. I didn't have to do any 3d modeling at all to the scanned ring before printing it.
@@GomeowCreations what scanner is it? Maybe I missed it in your tools list?
Very informative video thank you for sharing this unfortunately I have none of those tools
😲 Bruh! You have so many of the coolest toys now. Your hard work is paying off. It has been quite the journey. Keep on crushin it, while i watch & drool a bit longer... 🤤
Thanks and yeah I do have a lot of tools now that I never thought I would when starting out 😅
Loved video. Exactly, what I’ve been looking for.
Brilliant concise video . Great you got so much information into one video👍
Well thanks you very much and if questions come up from people I can always add them to the blog post that goes along with this video to help out others with the same questions 😁👍
This is exactly what I have been looking for! Thank you for directing me to this video GMC! I'm going to recommend your channel to my jewelry friends.
No problem and happy to hear that you liked the video 😁👍
hi i am wondering what the 3d scanner used at 1:20 is? i am thinking of investing into a 3D scanner for my projects too but not sure whats good right now
I am also interested.
Wow! Great job explaining. And great work!
This was fantastic. I already have casting experience from 3D printing and casting silicone molds in pressure pots. I knew metal casting was similar but different enough that if I ever wanted to do it I'd need to do research.
I'm currently debating printing and metal casting prop dagger or if it would be better to just print it in resin and paint it/faux gold leaf it. Pros and cons to both I feel
Awesome video mate 👌
Thank you for such a great info video. You do great work.
Dayum man. You have all the damn nice tools and machines in your shop!!
Haha yeah I have a lot of cool tools at my disposal 😅👍
@@GomeowCreations well I only started about 2 1/2 years ago so I am getting there. Do you think that I should get a torch and tank set or should I invest in something else if I am using butane torches and making turquoise rings earrings bracelets etc
GoMeowCreations -- Randy: I'm gob-smacked at the amount of steps and the long list of items needed!! Wow. I want to make a professional looking chess set that I have never seen anywhere before. I think I need to start with the PLA you mentioned. Also, I know DIDDLY about all this! I would probably need a class to start. By any chance are you in Western Canada?! If not, I think I'll have to look up courses and THEN come back and follow your advice. Thanks SO much for the long list of great uploads and the detailed lists. I take LOTS of screenshots on your recommended settings and items.
id recomend you find a maker lab in your area... these are three skill sets: making the wax, casting, finishing the pieces.... i'd recomend you offload the casting process to someone else, it's probably the most expensive skill in terms of equipment needed,
The ring looks sooo good! Great job 👌🏻
Okay so for someone who doesn't have a building to do this in yet, can you please go into workshop spaces - how much bench space, how much materials storage, details of fume and dust management, and whether it's best to have everything in one room or a separate room for some parts of the process for optimal cleanliness?
I really want to do this one day. I just need to build a new house first.
amazing, awesome video, thank you so much!! I can't wait to try working with wax :) There are some places in my area where I would be able to get casting done for me, so I could actually try working with wax sometime in the near future 😍
Yeah I would be interesting to learn how to make things using wax and if you have places you can go to get them cast that's even better.
Thanks so much for making this. Super helpful!!!
Thanks and I'm happy it was helpful.
Awesome video dude!!
I'd love to know more about the limitations of sand casting, I know lost wax casting is better quality and you can basically do whatever you want, but I'm trying to decide which designs I can sand cast and which I need to send somewhere to be lost cast.
You are so detailed... thanks so much!
Great work all around, thank you for the knowledge.
It's a phenomenal video, Thank You so much.
Well thank you very much ☺️
This was awesome! I’m really trying to learn how to do this and I’m sooo excited
Amazing video
Very well explained, I knew how
To do already but still nice video !
😁👍
Super cool video!!🙂↕️ great ring!
😁👍
The centrifugal force one is what dental labs have used since the beginning of time and is highly reliable.
Wow, do you have to re-do all that clean up to the wax piece every time? I would hope you could make some kind of mold to create those.
You can make a mold if you are going to be making a lot of a design but if you are only doing a one off then a mold wouldn't matter much
would you ever go through this same curing process for hand carved wax models? or only for 3d printed resins?
You only have to cure this 3d printed resin like this
Great video, but so much equipment and work needed !
Thanks and yeah
Hey ! Really nice video, all we have to know is here ! But, what about the casting temperatures in the kiln ? I don't understand fully the graphic you show on screen, and you said you break it down but... So i you could explain, that would be the best video on the topic
Thanks for showing us how it actually becomes metal. All the other channels just show them making the wax part and then suddenly it becomes shiny, they never show the metal
Amazing info and so clear! Thank you for sharing your process.
No problem and happy to hear that you liked the video 😁👍
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Awesome video. Straight to the point and no beating around the bush. Quick question though, is there a specific type of wax you use for the stems and sprue trees? And also for filling in the holes of the 3d model?
Olá gostaria de agradecer pelo vídeo e pelo o compartilhamento de conhecimento sou do interior do Brasil e estou começando agora por aqui tudo é muito caro e de difícil acesso mas como vc disse para um seguidor vou aprender com os meus erros até chegar a excelência!
Great Video loved it! I have question If I want to manufacture A idol can I use same wax to create multiple cavity or make copy of cavity because 3d printer takes 12 hours to create wax model.
Can I have one of the skull rings please! I love them and always wanted a non commercial one
Nope
@@GomeowCreations 🥲🥲
This is a Master class thank you!!!
Lol really? 😅
Can the wasted train resin be reused or is it the same as a regular two part resin that once it's mixed it's activated and that's it. I guess it just looks so much like wax that it makes me ask! Lol.
No any cured resin is just waste and can't be reused.
Great video. Is there a special type of wax you use for the sprue trees? Or any kind will do?
Nice job. Very cool shop...
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Can you recommend a vacuum pump oil for the kayacast you're using here? Thanks!
Hello !!! Thanks for the wonderful video
I have a question ?
At what temperature should the carving be before pouring the material ?
So, I just started looking into this and came across your video. Can you resume the rings?
Lots of great information here!
Thank I really tried in this one to make thing as clear as I could
What a great, concise video. I've been trying for a few months to get a perfect cast of my wax jewelry I keep getting partial casts. I have no idea what exactly I'm doing wrong.
What temperature do you recommend for casting silver pieces? And brass? I think you said in the video you'd have a chart in the description for different metals, but I can't see it
So the wax from the mould is in the plaster cast? Wouldn’t it get in the way when you pour in the molten metal? Where does it go when it melts away?
Thank you very much!❤
could you cast multiple Cuban links for a chain all at once? Or like a whole chain altogether?
You can do individual links and people do that all the time but as a whole chain would be hard to support to make sure it all doesn't fuse together
So I have experience with injection molding and was looking into expand into metal casting. Is there any reason that you can't/shouldn't make a negative mold with the printer. Then use the mold to do a wax injection and continue from there. saving the special resin and also (at-least injected plastic) comes out pretty clean saving cleaning time. (for higher quantity with less variance, is my thinking)
You can do that but you can also make a mold from a cleaned up rings and get the same results. You can use it to inject wax and make them ready quick
@@GomeowCreations I actually have recently had a lot of projects with broken herringbone gears (tolerance doesn't need to be too tight, I have no 4th axis to mill and no clue if its possible on a lathe). So I was thinking this the next best way. just knew ring makers used this method. I have stuff ordered to test it out just "researching". But thank you for your response.
Very good and explanation video... thank you so much
He bro much love for you and your videos! I just wanted to ask how you dealt with all that smoke coming off the wax pen while you’re working with it. We’re you wearing a mask ? And if not did you just have good ventilation ? Thanks !
I have a lot of ventilation 😁👍
Hey I noticed in your tabletop burnout kiln you have little cubes to elevate your flask are those just pieces of firebrick or pumice? Thanks! Great video by the way it's been incredibly helpful to me.
I believe they are, they came with the kiln. 😁👍
@GomeowCreations weird, I bought that same kiln, and it didn't have anything like that. Maybe I'll have to reach out to them. Thanks for the response!
Let me know what they say
all that for only $175 worth of silver. so i'm thinking: why does jewelry cost so much. and now i know this is not something your everyday human is going to want to do, much less be able to do it
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