Should anyone wish to view how cheap sand cores can be made from household materials, please visit 'myfordboy' on YouTube and search for 'Metal Casting at Home - part 5 Foundry Core Making'
'myfordboy' also has a video on using sodium silicate and CO2 gas to create the core very quickly.
A rather more narrative approach is made by 'mrpete222' in his video 'FOUNDRY PATTERN MAKING - Part 6'
Apologies for not being able to post the URL's - YouTube forbids posting them!
Should anyone wish to view how cheap sand cores can be made from household materials, please visit 'myfordboy' on YouTube and search for 'Metal Casting at Home - part 5 Foundry Core Making'
'myfordboy' also has a video on using sodium silicate and CO2 gas to create the core very quickly.
A rather more narrative approach is made by 'mrpete222' in his video 'FOUNDRY PATTERN MAKING - Part 6'
Apologies for not being able to post the URL's - YouTube forbids posting them!
Should anyone wish to view how cheap sand cores can be made from household materials, please visit 'myfordboy' on YouTube and search for 'Metal Casting at Home - part 5 Foundry Core Making'
'myfordboy' also has a video on using sodium silicate and CO2 gas to create the core very quickly.
A rather more narrative approach is made by 'mrpete222' in his video 'FOUNDRY PATTERN MAKING - Part 6'
Apologies for not being able to post the URL's - YouTube forbids posting them!
Thanks for the comment,I agree with your observation regarding the design of the Cope and Drag I intend to work on the problem.We have had good results with several split patterns using these boxes,however I can see that using cores will make handling the Cope difficult.
Can you give me any advice on the best ingredients for core mixes?We now have a considerable student interest in sand casting and we need to keep it simple.
@googleisgod1 Fantastic set of videos. Cope and Drags look well made. However, the V-alignment blocks would only be any good for flat back patterns. When split patterns are involved, especially those involving cores already placed in the drag, proper vertical descent of the cope is needed long before the cope and drag meet each other. This cannot be achieved with the V-alignment blocks.
core mix
8 parts silica sand 2 parts moulding sand 1 part core binder (wheat starch)temperd with water and molasses.
bake in oven for 30 min at 180 deg c
doubleboost 11 months ago
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@ProcessArts
Should anyone wish to view how cheap sand cores can be made from household materials, please visit 'myfordboy' on YouTube and search for 'Metal Casting at Home - part 5 Foundry Core Making'
'myfordboy' also has a video on using sodium silicate and CO2 gas to create the core very quickly.
A rather more narrative approach is made by 'mrpete222' in his video 'FOUNDRY PATTERN MAKING - Part 6'
Apologies for not being able to post the URL's - YouTube forbids posting them!
voidmansions 1 year ago
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@ProcessArts
Should anyone wish to view how cheap sand cores can be made from household materials, please visit 'myfordboy' on YouTube and search for 'Metal Casting at Home - part 5 Foundry Core Making'
'myfordboy' also has a video on using sodium silicate and CO2 gas to create the core very quickly.
A rather more narrative approach is made by 'mrpete222' in his video 'FOUNDRY PATTERN MAKING - Part 6'
Apologies for not being able to post the URL's - YouTube forbids posting them!
voidmansions 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Should anyone wish to view how cheap sand cores can be made from household materials, please visit 'myfordboy' on YouTube and search for 'Metal Casting at Home - part 5 Foundry Core Making'
'myfordboy' also has a video on using sodium silicate and CO2 gas to create the core very quickly.
A rather more narrative approach is made by 'mrpete222' in his video 'FOUNDRY PATTERN MAKING - Part 6'
Apologies for not being able to post the URL's - YouTube forbids posting them!
voidmansions 1 year ago
Thanks for the comment,I agree with your observation regarding the design of the Cope and Drag I intend to work on the problem.We have had good results with several split patterns using these boxes,however I can see that using cores will make handling the Cope difficult.
Can you give me any advice on the best ingredients for core mixes?We now have a considerable student interest in sand casting and we need to keep it simple.
Thanks again
PHIL
ProcessArts 1 year ago
Nice box.
MrLeonard55 1 year ago
Jenny, Your a real doll.
MrLeonard55 1 year ago
the design of the cope and drag is amazing, i love how u did the triangles on the side
googleisgod1 2 years ago
@googleisgod1 Fantastic set of videos. Cope and Drags look well made. However, the V-alignment blocks would only be any good for flat back patterns. When split patterns are involved, especially those involving cores already placed in the drag, proper vertical descent of the cope is needed long before the cope and drag meet each other. This cannot be achieved with the V-alignment blocks.
voidmansions 1 year ago