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Making a bronze river table😮

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Johannes Nordh8 days ago

It’s really, really cool dude. You should do another one 😂

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Kata Seiko8 days ago

It looks quite okay, but I would have made it a two-step: First, cast a SILICONE void. After that, cast high-temperature plaster around that to get a mold for the bronze. Pre-heat the plaster above 100 °C to evaporate all moisture, then cast the bronze. Last, put it together.

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Todd McRae8 days ago

Don’t regret it you did a great job, easy way not always the best way the quality is not the same

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James Watson8 days ago

That looks so awesome!!

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Geoffrey Ridenhour7 days ago

Definitely beautiful, but understandable. The steps in man hours are probably incredibly high.

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Barry Johnson8 days ago

Try Bismith, my friend

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xxIIOOIIxx6 days ago

You did it wrong. You should have made a sand cast of the wooden edges then poured the metal in the sand mold then it would fit almost precisely in the gap you wanted to fill.

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cillopillo7 days ago

Love it

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Bigbit7 days ago

Love it bro

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Trigger8 days ago

Looks cool.

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Bill H8 days ago

Could have got same look with epoxy...

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Cole Shaffer 🦬🇺🇸7 days ago

That’s sick

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thebramas8 days ago

Rad.

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Simwa Gindani8 days ago

Dust coat it with fine sand or talc .. it will absorb all moisture

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SnowBoardingChef6 days ago

Fucking cool as fuck

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Stefan8 days ago

❤️

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BlackPencilNinja5 days ago

What about quenching? Is there a violent reaction when hot steel hits the water? Everything I've seen online or in movies is just steam. Can you get something like a sword so hot that quenching gets explosive?