Lost Foam Metal Casting - Web Update
I've just posted yet another LFMC saga at
http://www.theworkshop.ca/casting/Fo...ry5/Fndry5.htm What I really need is some sort of industrial engineer to take me by the hand, wipe away my tears and set me straight on the facts about LFMC... 3 years ago when I started LF Casting it seemed too good to be true... by my experience I think that it has been over hyped... Frank www.theworkshop.ca |
Frank wrote:
I've just posted yet another LFMC saga at http://www.theworkshop.ca/casting/Fo...ry5/Fndry5.htm What I really need is some sort of industrial engineer to take me by the hand, wipe away my tears and set me straight on the facts about LFMC... 3 years ago when I started LF Casting it seemed too good to be true... by my experience I think that it has been over hyped... Frank www.theworkshop.ca What metal are you casting? If it's aluminum, and if you're getting lots of bubbles, have you tried degassing the melt? - GWE |
Tim Williams wrote:
... What metal are you casting? If it's aluminum, and if you're getting lots of bubbles, have you tried degassing the melt? - GWE I think his problem is bubbles under the plaster, and being too picky about them. ( ;) I've seen bubbles in plaster removed in a vacuum chamber (on a This Old House episode where they do a factory tour of an investment casting place). I've only poured one casting ever in my life, though, so I'm no expert. -- Tim Wescott Wescott Design Services http://www.wescottdesign.com |
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