Making a cast iron flywheel from a 3d print @windyhillfoundry5940

Windy Hill Foundry | Making a cast iron flywheel from a 3d print @windyhillfoundry5940 | Uploaded May 2019 | Updated October 2024, 51 minutes ago.
This is a project for a good friend of mine out of Memphis who gave me this pattern. It covers the do's and don'ts along with a little bit of a shop tour

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$RECRUITING LOCAL HELP Hi my friends, in this video I share updates and give you the reality of what I dont often include on YouTube. This will primarily be about two local individuals I plan to use in the very near future. Zach Tanksley and Joe Gaddis are two people that have the capabilities to accelerate many of my processes even though these men dont do foundry work. along with this introduction I include some clips that show a fraction of all the one off work coming in. If you would be interested in any of the services provided by Jack or Joe I will leave their contact info here. Zach Tanksley: ztanksley@yahoo.com Joe Gaddis: msprotouring@gmail.com #madeinmississippi #foundrypatterns #casting #windyhillfoundry #woodworking #3dscanning$

$FIRING UP Finally getting the road furnace running. Machine a brake rotor (or piece of one). Auctioning off the Atlas 7B metal shaper. #casting #foundry #madeinmississippi #madeinusa #windyhillfoundry #refractory #atlas7b #atlasmetalshaper$