Make Your Own Precious Metal Graphite Ingot Molds.

Read Full Description to see where to purchase, and more on how to videos. This video. Is, just a quick video sharing some tips on how to save money on graphite ingot molds for precious metals using Carbon Graphite Motor Brushes. This is an inexpensive way to produce molds of your choice. This is for those of you wishing to melt your scrap gold/silver ext. Without spending a lot. Feel free to ask questions, or comment. Happy to help or refer you to the man who taught me. Cheers!
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[YankeeGoldProspect]

Awesome video. I have been wanting to do this for some time. I hope to melt down some of my fine gold.  Thanks.

[IdigHistoryVideo]

@YankeeGoldProspect Do you sell any of your fine gold? I would love to buy a gram or a couple of fines. I love panning that hard to get fine gold. Its winter up here. So not much for outdoor panning. Where do you find it ;) Kidding...  Anyway. These motor brushes are great for making molds. And cheap to get. You could set up a little refining station at home for little cost. If you carve a little cup out of these brushes, it works great on gold. Especially fines.

[lowrider144]

looks a lot bigger than a 1 gram mold. maybe meant to say 1 ounce? It looks like its at least a full ounce ingot mold.

[lowrider144]

in all seriousness, if that mold is what you consider a "1 gram gold ingot mold", i will gladly buy all of your "1 gram" gold pieces for well over market value, im sure you meant to say ounce.

--Good video. Just getting into metal casting, and this was informative and helpful.

[IdigHistoryVideo]

@lowrider144 Yes I did.

[IdigHistoryVideo]

@lowrider144 I did mean to say one oz, there should be a text caption that pops up when I say that. But I guess people are not noticing it.

[digger9million]

great video, thanks for the tips!

[MrJsowa]

@IdigHistoryVideo hey just a question for ya,do yo think refractory cement with a smooth enough finish would do the trick for both a melting dish and a mold?i smith as a hobby and have built my own forge and lined it with homemade kitty litter refractory clay,and it stands up to about 1500+* on a daily basis.you think a sheet metal dish with a good layer of this stuff spread all over it nice and smooth would stand up to melting some silver scrap?

[00honey000]

I'm having to learn on my own BC I don't have the money for school, I wanna know if u can help me out plz If u can, I wanna make a mold from an old button that my Mom has had for many years, but I don't want to damage the button, do u know if there's a mold kit that I could buy then melt sterling silver and pour into the mold? Thanks

[IdigHistoryVideo]

@MrMaypole14 Yes. Its much better for silver and gold. And in all my experience does not stick like it would to a silica mold, or a plaster mold you have to break. In truth, it really comes down to personal preference. The idea behind this video. Is that you can make your own molds for a cost far less than those commercially offered. And they work extremely well. And are very easy to make into different types of molds.