09-04-2013, 01:23 PM
(09-04-2013, 10:24 AM)oldgoaly Wrote: DA,
do you have a junkyard nearby? about 15" wide conveyer sections, from the mold bench to the pour spot, takes a little rigging. I've tried this, I need a few more sections or move closer together, easier to wait til the boy is home. Sorry I would not be much help, I'll bet there are some old engine guys in you area that might help! WD had a buddy in OKC???? can't remember his name. Good luck just take it easy no need to make another trip to the doc.
moving the thing about isn't the problem as most of my stuff is close so I can ram it up on the pouring bench and will just have to carry the sand in a bucket about 15 feet so the heavy part will always be on the bench.
as far as pouring it in iron once I know how to gate it so I can get a full pour and all that, then I know a guy that has a tilting furnace and for a bottle of propane I bet I can talk him into doing the melt for me. Plus I think he's got some stuff for resin bonding sand which means that I could get a mold that won't tear when removing the pattern
DA
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