Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In todays video I will make a pouring shank specially for a salamder A12 crucible, it so large and heavy (once filled with metal) I cannot use my regular pouring tongs. I make everything from scratch myself and weld it together to fit the crucible for a safe pour. Stay tuned to my channel to see what huge cast I will make!
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The Furnaces I use: FB1SB Devil Forge 4kg
The self made 10kg furnace I use with devil forge DFC burner: youtube.com/watch?v=XjRe3TLbt7c
The lifter tong I use: youtube.com/watch?v=MLS2xmILPrY&t=375s
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Disclaimer: Please be aware that working with hot liquid metals is very dangerous! Do not try this at home if you do not exactly know what you do. I have done a lot of preparation and informed myself before I did my first pour.
If you do so, make sure to wear proper personal protection gear like a full face shield, a respirator, a dusk mask, fire retarding clothing or a leather apron, good protective and heat resistant gloves and leather boots. Make sure to work safe and use proper foundry tools.
Finally enjoy the hobby!
In todays video I will make a pouring shank specially for a salamder A12 crucible, it so large and heavy (once filled with metal) I cannot use my regular pouring tongs. I make everything from scratch myself and weld it together to fit the crucible for a safe pour. Stay tuned to my channel to see what huge cast I will make!
Thanks for watching!
If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up, leave a comment and do not forget to subscribe!
See you next week!
Help support my channel, buy official merchandise!
teespring.com/metalscrapper
The Furnaces I use: FB1SB Devil Forge 4kg
The self made 10kg furnace I use with devil forge DFC burner: youtube.com/watch?v=XjRe3TLbt7c
The lifter tong I use: youtube.com/watch?v=MLS2xmILPrY&t=375s
I edit my videos with: Videopad video editor
Disclaimer: Please be aware that working with hot liquid metals is very dangerous! Do not try this at home if you do not exactly know what you do. I have done a lot of preparation and informed myself before I did my first pour.
If you do so, make sure to wear proper personal protection gear like a full face shield, a respirator, a dusk mask, fire retarding clothing or a leather apron, good protective and heat resistant gloves and leather boots. Make sure to work safe and use proper foundry tools.
Finally enjoy the hobby!
