Melting metal
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Thats Solder ya nitwit.
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Are you sure it's tin? Lol
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@cowsrcool7658 ok ty.
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you can make a bullet out of that i think
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@cowsrcool7658 what is the best way to create a mould for a ring?
i melt in aswell and i would like to make a ring.
TheNLguy 1 year ago
@TheNLguy this is what i did. get some clay that will withstand intense heat, get another ring and press it into the soft clay. fire the mould so its hard and then pour the molten metal into the mould
cowsrcool7658 1 year ago
pewter
TheZacyboy1000 1 year ago
@TheZacyboy1000 this is tin not pewter
cowsrcool7658 1 year ago
could i do this with y 2000-c butane torch
HITMANMONSTER 1 year ago
@HITMANMONSTER you can do it with anything that gets higher than 451 degrees so yes you can
cowsrcool7658 1 year ago