Casting--Making pipes at Bedient Pipe Organ #1

[Zumipali2]

Nothing precooling? I think the melted metal temperature was too high and it was too liquid for the casting. Or it was too cold for the casting. Therefore it was a big hole in the fresh casted metal.

[Ash14187]

im not joking

[Ash14187]

Wow that guy were the hat is my dad his

name is eric

[Sclunger]

Healthiest thing ever.

[Theegamedude]

Don't you care about me as a person?

[stephaniebarney]

i am sure there is a safer way, i think you need a new bucket

[16v71]

niekas, if we are so out of touch, how come you can't get marketshare?

[sucrofilms]

ok then

[niekas]

stone age technology. No wonder american labor is so expensive.

[ccoraxfan]

@niekas

Pipe organs are all built this way, regardless of whether they are built in America or elsewhere. And not just pipe organs: all the finest musical instruments are built by hand. That is why good musical instruments are very expensive.

[JonasClark]

@niekas I'll second that. All pipe organs, everywhere, are made like this. No one has developed any better way of making pipes than by hand; it gives the maker more precise control than you'd think. Go to Japan, where the highest-tech is in use in almost every industry, and organ pipes are handmade.

[vfen]

interesting :>

[tjalolx]

cool!

[accousticdecay]

We pipe organ fanatics like this sort of thing.

[kviky0]

yes, we certainly do!