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that was awesome
TeacherPhilEnglish 3 months ago
The way that stuff was burning when you poured it makes me think it was a high magnesium content alloy you melted there ... any bits of a VW transmission went into that?
jdat747 5 months ago
@jdat747 It did have a gm T350 autotrans case in the alum pour. Good call.
rwhendrix 5 months ago
Build an enormous bellows and get some forced air in there! It would make a nice blast furnace!
billygotgrove 1 year ago
lol, man you guys are redneck as shit...but this is seriously cool!
viatus 1 year ago 4
@viatus LOL Thanks
rwhendrix 1 year ago 3
ur a good father. i want a furnace like that. that fire is intense.
PaFirePhoto 1 year ago
That's a nice furnace. I like the brickwork. What is the whole furnace and building meant for though? Is it for aluminum casting or cooking(at lower temps haha cook bread at 1200 degrees)
billygotgrove 2 years ago
Awesome! That was some great practice. When will you start casting guns?
AnOTtOOhOTiSSUE 2 years ago 2
WOW! A true Tank Foundry..... way to go Rich.
Texaslobo 2 years ago
You guy's are brave! What if that pot fell and splatted all over your legs??? OUWEEE!
Donspigeons 2 years ago 2
Wow Richard, that looks very hot!
Almost a real tank plant!
slopedarmor 2 years ago
Richard, Only you can prevent forest fires! LOL
Nice work buddy!
- Chad
chadjcyr 2 years ago