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Create Your Own Metal Castings

Have you ever thought about creating your ownsave quite a large amount of money by casting
metal objects by employing the art of metaland machining products produced in your own
casting. It is not as difficult to do as youworkshop, compared to what it would have cost
may  think.to get special one off items produced at a
commercial  foundry.
Right now, there are people all over the
globe, learning & practising the hobbyInitially you will spend some money, but in
foundry skills required for "Back Yard Metalthe long term you will recoup the initial
Casting". The renaissance has started; do youcost with the savings you'll get by making
want  to be  a  part  of  it?and  finishing  your  own special cast parts.
The ebooks we have written are recognized asMetal casting completes the picture for metal
excellent resource information ebooks forworkers, it provides the means to take an
the home foundry metalworker. They have beenidea, and develop it through to product
written and compiled from real life hobbycompletion, right in your own workshop. How
foundry practice, and written in a way thatrewarding  would  that  be  for  you?
you'll truly understand what we are talking
about.And as Noel from Australia commented
recently.
A gentleman called Jim from Utah USA,
recently sent us an email to tell us how"G'day  Col,
much  he  enjoyed  the  ebooks.
All's well with the e-books, but slowly,
"Colin, he wrote, Thanks for taking the timeslowly, just reading and getting ready to
to put this collection of very useful foundrybuild the foundry and start melting. I had
information together. I'm sure it will befun melting a bit in my forge, just to see if
invaluable in my quest to do some homeit got hot enough, but I will start the real
foundry work. I do Jeep restoration as afoundry soon. I love the e-book package, and
Hobby. Some of the models just don't haveI feel it gives me enough knowledge to start
parts available any more. That is the root ofhaving fun... safely. Regards, Noel
my interest. I have a small machine shop andWatson.Australia".
enjoy doing the work myself. Regards, James
H  Simpson  (Jim)  U.T  USA."Whether your aim is to cast antique
reproductions, vintage, veteran car or
Like many people, Jim is very aware of themotorcycle parts, art castings, your own
possibilities and money saving benefits whenspecial projects, or even if you just want to
you are able to produce your own castings.cast  for  the  fun  of  it.
Even people who race Radio Controlled cars
need to build special replacement parts forAll you really need, is the basic desire to
small cars, and in doing so greatly reducelearn, and the commitment to slowly build
parts  replacement  costs.your mini foundry to where you want it to
be.
The hobby shop retailers know very well that
you'll be back for spares, and that is theYour metal casting journey can be an exciting
way that they make constant profits from RCadventure, starting with simple projects,
enthusiasts. There's nothing wrong with that,then slowly graduating to more advanced
But you can "beat the system" by making sometechniques and projects. The ebooks show you
of  the  expensive  parts  your self.in detail "how to construct" all of the
equipment & tools required to do metal
The costs to build a small furnace are notcasting  in  the  home  foundry.
that great... it is possible to build a
furnace from scrap steel found around theIf you are handy with general metal workshop
home workshop. The largest building expensetools, then you are more than capable of
of the furnace construction will be thebuilding the tools & equipment from the
refractory  or  furnace  lining.detailed instructions. This info will "never
be  found"  at  the  local  bookstore.
But there are ways and means to reduce this
cost  considerably.A visit to our web site will make you more
informed to the endless possibilities you
It is a known fact that it is possible tocould experience with metal casting.



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