Melting Silver - Making Hand Poured Silver Bars at Home
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2020
- Melting Silver - Making Hand Poured Silver Bars at Home
In this video, I'll be melting some silver bullion (Generic Rounds) into some more of my RFT Channel Bars, using my new Devil Forge Furnace or Foundry!
I am still an amateur when it comes to pouring and stamping as I only get a little practice every other week BUT I love trying my best and it's always a lot of fun.
Hopefully, you all enjoy this pour video and don't give me too hard of a time. :)
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Melting Silver - Making Hand Poured Silver Bars at Home
In this video, I'll be melting some silver bullion (Generic Rounds) into some more of my RFT Channel Bars, using my new Devil Forge Furnace or Foundry!
I am still an amateur when it comes to pouring and stamping as I only get a little practice every other week BUT I love trying my best and it's always a lot of fun.
Hopefully, you all enjoy this pour video and don't give me too hard of a time. :)
PLEASE SUPPORT MY CHANNEL - I am an Amazon Associate and if you shop on Amazon, please feel free to click one of my links below - I get a little extra every time you shop using my link:
www.amazon.com/shop/robfindstreasure
OR, you can directly click one of the links below for the items I used in this video:
Devil Forge 5KG:
amzn.to/2Qoq6gz
26" Cast Iron Crucible Tongs:
amzn.to/31FecE0
Cast Iron Ingot Mold 250z:
amzn.to/2Qb0KT3
Cast Iron Ingot Mold 40oz:
amzn.to/2sXz4sJ
Cast Iron Ingot Mold 100oz:
amzn.to/2StbWNR
Borax (for removing impurities):
amzn.to/36WkBMo
Rock Tumbler:
amzn.to/2zneHFT
1 LB Jeweler's Mix Stainless Steel Polishing Mix:
amzn.to/2QdyGQU
I hope you enjoyed the video - if you did, please subscribe!
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Here's the playlist of all my pours, if interested:
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Artist: Keith Kenniff
Song: Falls
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Rob when are the rounds safe to touch?
I have really been wanting to make one of these videos for my channel. You in Dallas area?
Can you explain why when you pour the liquid silver into the mold it becomes sold right away while the silver in the crucible stays liquid the whole time you’re pouring?
a trick: you can watch series at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching a lot of movies during the lockdown.
@Luke Lennon definitely, I have been using Flixzone for months myself =)
You might want to try cleaning up the crucible and removing surface slag with carbon rod before poring, also heating the molds to red/yellow hot give the air a change to escape before the silver cools eliminating voids on the bottom of the bar, finally if you tap out the bars onto sheet rock no danger of scratches or dings so no need to polish. Hope that helps and keep up the good work.
is that why my bars always have little holes and cracks in the bottom? i heated up the mold but not till it turns red or yellow
@OfficiallyRetired yes, the mold needs to be glowing red hot.
I'd take any one of those bars. Even the rejects. Heck, that just gives them character. Nice job.
I guess you'd have to get an injectable mold to really get them precise.
Each bar has its flaws and blemishes but that's what makes them unique. And who can't appreciate a DDO or get mad about one? Great video.
I think you need a vacuum forge to get them with mirrored surfaces like the pros use.
That one looked triple stamped on the top point! The even more elusive trippled die!!!
Interesting how quickly they solidify from liquid in the molds. Your technique is getting very smooth - well done! Would love to see the stamping process.
Absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for demystifying the process of smelting metal
I'd rock one of those bars in the background to go w mr RFT round.
Thanks brother! One of these bars SHOULD be at your house!
Little touches like the sound effect at 4:25 really bring this video to life
Thank you RFT! That was pretty cool stuff!! 🤘🤘🤘
I love these metal pours! Especially silver the bars look amazing
yeah that sound of the freshly minted bars hitting the table is very satisfying
I like when you do the DDO bars. Gives a great variety for people to find in your bars.
Oh yeah silver. I love to watch silver being poured
Rob why in the world did you melt a NORFED lol! Great Video tho
What’s NORFED?
Ser Duncan I’m not sure😂
@@_Dunk have you Googled it yet? 🤔
Omg yes, it hurts to see it, I would never melt my norfed coins
The “DDO if you will” is so cool
So much fun to watch molten silver!!
Have a GREAT Day!!!
Very cool. Gotta love poured silver ingot.
This is new to me, I'm glad that I'm learning about it through your channel Rob, excellent video brother👍
I love the DDO since you find so many DDO coins roll hunting! Thanks for sharing!
Always neat to see liquified silver pouring into the mould.
Thats awesome! Love to see the stamping process one day. Great stuff!
Love the pouring vids
so relaxing to watch :)
Same here, they make me salivate
Love your channel, I really enjoy watching your poor videos with subtitles, very relaxing and soothing, thank you.
I love watching silver solidity
100 years from now, there will be hobbyists collecting only ingots and trinkets made by You-tube scrappers and melters, and the "RFT 2oz ingot #38 DDO" is going to be the holy grail of ingotology. We have witnessed the birth of a legend.
CASTING IS SO LOVELY TO SEE AND HOLD AS COMPARED TO MINTED
Pour videos are my favourite from you
So fun to watch!
Got to give this a try
Love the DDO.
Good video Rob love all your videos
Great works Rob . Thanks ive Learned
That's cool 😎 love those rounds
DDO ! , love the video's you make. Keeping it real !
I still have bar #006. Love it
You da man!
Thanks Rob for showing such a cool demonstration🤘 It's pretty BadAss!
They look great! 🤙🏼
I love vids like this. I want to have a forge of my own and make gold and silver bars. I adore gold and silver.
Super cool
Rob you are a coin collector and a craftsman! Excellent video!
DARN!!! My jaw kinda dropped pre-melting, when I saw that a few of the generic rounds were Norfed rounds!
Norfeds! They are too rare to melt!
Yep he mest up
Wow! Epic f up.
What are norfed rounds?
@@juniorpineda4151 Look up Bernard VonNaughthaus... *SP
I oh so want one!
Coin roll hunting - "Nice! I found a DDO!"
Stamping - "Darn it, I got a DDO!"
Thank you for sharing this video I had a great time watching this video
Great info.
Nice job Rob. I myself am getting into pouring soon. It will allow me to be creative and produce art. Keep up the great work.
It would be cool to see the stamping process too! Enjoyed the video
I'm about to try my first poures!
I think I want one of them !!
Good looking bars brother 👍👍 Thanks for sharing 👍👍
That ddo looked so dope
Just found this, super fun video
Awesome video! I love the DDO bar!
It looks like such a fun hobby and you can do so many metals..im in im buying that set up
lol......love that DDO, just like the big dogs............. would like to see a pic of your tumbler as well . Thanks always great videos
Wow awesome silver pours bud
Man I would love one of those bars!!
I will own one ..ONE DAY lol .. lovely pours
Kool that's really NICE
Good stuff bud
MC-55 error - doubRobling Die Obverse. Those are awesome!
WE FORGOT TO CHECK FOR NORFEDS!!! Love the bars though!!!
Nice bars.
Cool video but I would’ve really liked to see how you polished and especially how you stamped these.
I have other pour videos that show that but I agree that I could put it into more of them.
Very nice sir
Visually I have always preferred the look of silver over gold.
Thats cool to watch... Nice.
Nice I like it
Rob Melts Treasure.......Rob Makes Treasure.....better!
Cool!!
Hi rob ,,great vid .. was wondering Do you use carbon in your molds to keep the silver from sticking,, I have to do it with my lead pours ,,jw ??
Rob is a pour boy from a pour family.
Cool
BOOM! 💥
I love the DDO!🥳. Great video Rob. Is it harder to stamp because they are clean and slippery?
Always Awesome Rob! Not that I am on the winning side of things but maybe a Friday EOS GAW on one bar? Anyone would be thrilled to get one of those!!
DDO is collectible 😎😉
👍😎👍
My first time watching you do a pour , it was cool, my fav is the Penny's 😊
Thank you!
Would love to see the stamping process
very nice job Rob :) could you tell me how long dose your fernace to melt the silver please
Rob I hope you stay safe doing these and when will u do a metal detecting video?
Is it just me or is there something primal about melting and pouring metals
Cool! I found a 2019 War In the Pacific Guam W Quarter in change today at the bank
Good for you I have two San Antonio’s and one AMP
@@icyhotryan9339 very cool! The one that I found is my first one ver!
Tyler thank you for subbing to me I’ll return the favor :D
I kinda liked how the backs look after pour on the rejects
You might want a torch on a stand over your bar molds to make a prettier finish and keep the oxides from forming on the top while pouring.👍
Ice cubes were harmed in the making of this video***
That was good camera work
Loved watching them .are u going to sell them ? Also did u have skull melts before ?
Looking good...are they going to be for sale on your website?
It actually cost more to cast those bars. Because you have to use energy to melt them with propane. Then you have to make sure you have the tools to stamp them and polish etc. etc. You are basically doing what a bullion maker already did
The voids on the bottom of the bars is from the gases built up in the metal from the propane..electrical furnaces dont give this issue when pouring silver. But I think it gives the bars more character..I find it easier to pour from a smaller crucible but that's just me.
What is it that u use to stamp them with who makes them I’m looking for one thank u rob
Hi bro nice melt
Sliver cools off really fast huh
If you puta merc dime in the bottoms of the mold before you poured, would it melt it or embed it?
Just found out my banks are opening lobbies on monday
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
Mine are still closed and no idea when they’ll reopen ☹️. Happy that many can still get coins, hoping I can again soon!
@@MidwestCoinHunter hope you can too they will probably open soon Its been hard waiting this long for rolls
See if your bank can still provide coins. Mine in PA still has the lobby closed but will arrange for a pickup just outside their lobby if you call them a few days in advance.
Nice bars! In would also like to make some silver bars. I have a devilforge, exact the same you have. But I think I will use an electril furnace/kiln for silver. I will also prepare a pouring setup with a burner hitting those moulds while pouring. Give them a small tap while solodifying will give them some nice ripples, just the way I love them! I will also need to invest in a tumbler to get them as smooth and shiny as possible. Hopefully one day when I build a new shed or buy a garage box I will start melting silver. Just subbed 😁👍👍👍
Yeah - I now use the electric for silver and the devil forge for non-precious metals. Thanks for subbing brother!
Nice hand pours never be 100% but that's what makes then nice and unique
rob you doing need tongs to drop the get the bars out the molds your gloves will protect you as long as they can withstand heat.
So instead of going a little over like you said, wouldn't you have had enough left over to pour one more (@2.0ozt)? Just curious
What did you use for stamping dies?