When my work is being cast I'm in the foundry everyday - checking waxes, metal, patina, etc. My home and studio is less than 5 miles from the "foundry mother ship" and I'm tethered to it.
I never tire of seeing molten bronze being poured using the ancient lost wax casting process. At a later date I will explain the foundry procedures in greater detail.
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Bronze ingots melting
at 2000 degrees F |
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Pouring molten bronze |
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Hydraulics lifting the crucible |
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