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Copper Pouring 2

Me and some friends pouring copper ingots one day in October 2007.  
 
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NecroKatanaScythe (1 month ago) Show Hide
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What the balls thats an awesome forge
zazx54 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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how did you guys make that  firns
Webd339 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Hey i was wondering where you got your coal at and if charcoal would work if enough air was forced into it? also where you got ur crucible at?? and also if after you pour the copper if it oxidizes badly?? and if so is that oxidation just on the outside??
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Crucibles in all sizes = eBay!
Xenevar (1 year ago) Show Hide
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wow how long did that take to cool down? and what did you guys use to get the fire that hot? just barbeque coals and bellows?
alexcorn (1 year ago) Show Hide
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It doesn't take a long time to freeze...about thirty or forty seconds. Cooling takes 30 minutes or so, but we usually wait about five and then quench the ingot in water.

To get the fire to 2400+ Fahrenheit, we use coal (not barbecue charcoal) and a bellows (an old leaf blower or bathroom vent fan works fine). Nothing else is needed.

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