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Jan 11, 2007. 4:55 AMEdgar
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Not yet, I've casted Aluminum, but that's another story:
Used a coal burning crucible, with a hairdrier blowing air into it, THAT one I guess can melt Gold, but not as user-friendly as a Paint remover!
As for materials, TEP or MUTR supply Pewter, see the .Pdf carefully and you'll find it.
There's a Jewelry Schol here in Lisbon, since you've liked it, I'll tell them about TEP.
Used a coal burning crucible, with a hairdrier blowing air into it, THAT one I guess can melt Gold, but not as user-friendly as a Paint remover!
As for materials, TEP or MUTR supply Pewter, see the .Pdf carefully and you'll find it.
There's a Jewelry Schol here in Lisbon, since you've liked it, I'll tell them about TEP.
Jan 10, 2007. 5:10 AMEdgar
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TEP http://www.tep.org.uk/index.html
has a Pewter casting project
http://www.tep.org.uk/Frames/_f_tech_bulletins.html
you might be interested in!
has a Pewter casting project
http://www.tep.org.uk/Frames/_f_tech_bulletins.html
you might be interested in!
Wow, what a really simple seeming process. Great find! Do you do this? Can you furnish a list of quality suppliers (tools, materials, and pewter)?
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