Nice work, the part on that rib which is a lil rough is probably caused by some loose sand inside the mold cavity. Next time try to blow out the loose sand carefully of both mold halves.
Hahaha, ill gladly burn my head instead of my face. I have had too many close calls with casting to not wear the ppe. The injuries are life changing most times
I explained, with documentation, that what you have done is not T6 hardening. I gave you this information for your benefit. And you got offended and delete the comment?
That's odd. It was there the day I posted it. I wonder what happened. I will need to get back to you on what I had posted. It took a while to compile the information.
In a CNC world, sand casting is getting to be a lost art. Good to see you are utilizing this technique to make cool vehicle parts.
That turned out amazing! awesome job
Right on!!!! Thanks, the 3d print to sandcast is a game changer! I used to have to make the patterns out of wood
Thoroughly enjoying these videos. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Trying my best!
Holy Cow ...... first time visiting your channel and you've definitely earned my subscription! 👍👍😎👍👍
Love the work your doing good job
That's pretty crazy to see what all goes into it, very informative!
Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Nice work, the part on that rib which is a lil rough is probably caused by some loose sand inside the mold cavity. Next time try to blow out the loose sand carefully of both mold halves.
I tend to blow out the cavities a lot. Look like i forgot before i mated
And do some vent holes using thin rod before blowing. Should help getting rid of trapped air
just discovered ur channel and subbed after this video!
Right on!!! Thanks!
Tell the guy setting in the car he looks like he is having to much fun.
Hahaha, thats mike, this vehicle is his brain child!
Holy crap that's cool
You need one of these for your mustang!!!
@@sheanyquist haha I'm still taking notes on how to do it.
Good thing you had the face shield on to protect your hairline
Hehe
Hahaha, ill gladly burn my head instead of my face. I have had too many close calls with casting to not wear the ppe. The injuries are life changing most times
@@sheanyquist I think he's referring to the fact you had it on your head 6:55 but you didn't pull it down to protect your face. :P
@@audiencemember26008 hahaha, didnt even notice!!!!
I explained, with documentation, that what you have done is not T6 hardening. I gave you this information for your benefit. And you got offended and delete the comment?
Interesting, i have never deleted comments. Sorry if there was a mix up. Why do you think it is not t6?
That's odd. It was there the day I posted it. I wonder what happened. I will need to get back to you on what I had posted. It took a while to compile the information.