Copper Pouring Steam Explosion

when you are making ingots you do not use water at all it will blow up even after you pour it, trust me i have before

why did you put it in water? don't you put the water on last.

Stuff like that will happen when you are doing this, but ...... where are the thick leather gloves, apron, mask, and steel toe slipons. When your working with a crucible that big and have something go wrong..... You can die from it!!!!!!!

Ahhh... reminds me of the steel foundry days... LOL, nice try anyway. Everything looks great up until the wet mold part. That's a lot of copper!

You don't have time to watch the whole video? But you do have time to type this long ass comment?

"lets not do that again" hahahahah priceless tone

Maybe you should have watched the video before commenting on it. I didn't see or hear anything about anyone actually getting injured. You sound like a moron anyway.

Dude that could have seriously burn somebody!!! Any moisture in the mold could produce a violent reaction specially with copper that melts at a higher temperature than most alloys. I would suggest heating up the mold before pouring! And when pouring, do it really slow so the metal doesn't pop like that!

"um let's not do that again..." How many times have I heard that one. Heheh.

No problem.