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Hey you see that cereal box pc you made can I use the picture as my profile

Do aluminum cans plz

thanks for sharing

I’m 50/50 on buying this one. I will be melting brass. Iv never done it before. So RUclips for info lol

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Buy a proper iron cast mould instead of an old, bent, bread baking pan. You'll get much nicer looking ingots out of it.

This is not a smelter. Smelting is a very different process used to extract base metal from ore. This is a melting furnace.

i had this pc, it was my second pc after a 8088. i would buy it nowadays but i can’t find one in good shape for a decent price

You guys are pretty funny together. Just stumbled across this channel tonight. Do you guys add flux or anything to the metal you melt?

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I enjoyed making this with you, we should collab again we can be pretty funny

worried a bit when you took the tong and placed the bar in water and submerged the tongs. Then used those now wet tongs to upright the mold. Last thing we need is a steam explosion demo. Also with a plastic visor wouldn't hot metal at speed just go straight through? Maybe not aluminum but thinking copper etc would. Got the same furnace but waiting 1 more day for the cement to harden a bit more. Have a big bin full of metal but my main prize from the local tip was a huge aluminum support bar that must be at least 15+ kg.

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Nice move at the end! Haha

1:00 You had your propane tank valve opened too much. All I do is open the valve just enough to lite the propane. Getting close to the propane with that much flow, combines with the air valve being open, you're almost begging for a very bad day. A much safer way to lite the propane is to set a small piece of paper on fire and drop it into the furnace. If you're having issues with the crucible sticking to the fire brick, put the crucible into the furnace before lighting the propane, but put a small piece of cardboard, slightly larger than the bottom of your crucible, under the the crucible and then light the propane. The ashes from the cardboard will prevent the crucible from sticking to the fire brick. Get your tools and molds hot before use. It is really easy for moisture to cause an explosion that can cause a lot of damage, not only to your tools, but to yourself as well. Watch RUclipsr "bigstakD Casting" for a lot of very useful and helpful information.

cool casting please be safe when using the furnace i subscribed to your channel i also love melting metal

Damn you got a big a$$ nose! Sorry jus couldn't help it!😉

also keep all the waste slag till you get a good amount of it the smelter that down. you will get more out of it

you wanted me to comment what you want you to do with the smelter. you could send it to me as you asked what we wanted. you can send to a address in nz. you may want to chose your words better

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Big bars cool 😎 big copper bars cool 😎

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This guy is going to hurt himself, something to laugh at for sure.

its funny how you hand out safety advice about working around hot metal in your short sleaved shirt haha.

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Nice video

Watch out with alumuminum!

Does 10Kg mean the crucible will hold 20ish pounds of molten aluminum?

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When you melt copper should use a graphite mold or a thick steel mold with graphite powder, Preheat everything that is going to touch the metal in including the copper steam explosion are a lot worse than aluminum steam explosion. Slag is the stuff that is already on the stuff you want to melt, Dross is a residue that is left on the surface of molten metal ( AKA a thin oxidized layer). I recommend that you have a ceramic piece in you smelter to raze you crucible to increase the life on it. Also be care full that you are not over heating you're metal. I have done a lot of research in to this because it was the only way my parents would let me so if you have questions pleases let me know.

Be really careful when not preheating stuff, i seen a recent vid of a dude after a steam explosion, not worth the saved time. Also watch out for air pockets in the metal, it can explode about the same way a steam explosion does (mostly to worry on pipes). The ingots came amazingly btw!

Watch out when pushing down the aluminum. I was pushing the aluminum down in a smelter before and some bubbled up and got me in the hand.

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I remember these. We had some hand-me-downs at my Jr. High school. Glad to see they still exist.

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I remember these machines well, back in the early to mid 90's I worked at CompUSA. We sold a ton of these machines. Even for the day they were underwhelming as there were a bunch more higher end CPUs on the market like the 486 DX/2 series that went up to 66MHZ. These pretty much were aimed at the Mom & Pop crowd that wanted to get online with AOL, type a letter now & then, send email or play a few casual games. No gamer of that era would go anywhere near this machine. They were barely upgradable as you could clearly see when you opened the chassis. I'm sure a majority of these ended up in landfills at the end of their "usefull" life.

Quality video, Amp; continue to pump out content like this and you will go far. Also, have you been working out?

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Nice video man!