Melted Brass Revisit!

[bassethound]

Well I am nearly ready to give up on this Bugger! decided to try another bit of brass for the overturned one the other week but it ended up crap finishing with some marks..

Not really, I don't give up that easy, Mk 3 should be ok honest!

 

[woodhacker]

Thats a better one, pity about the scratches though. Will they not come out with brasso

 

[fortress]

It's a shame about those marks Ted. To be continued......

 

[angelo49]

Very nice Ted!!
From here, those marks look like they would rub out.

 

[Penpal]

Nothing ventured now for the finishing touches mate and your home and hosed.

Peter.

 

[wm460]

They say third time lucky Ted.

 

[Les ELm]

Practice and patience results in perfection.

Les

 

[Buckeye]

I'm sure you will crack it, was the brass a nice consistency or did you have any surprises?

Peter

 

[bassethound]

I'm sure you will crack it, was the brass a nice consistency or did you have any surprises?

Peter

Yes Peter the brass was quite good really, a few rough bits on the outside of the casts which is expected really as I only used bits of steel piping cut down one side of the wall and held together with bits if copper wire and the pipe stuck into some sand, I will def get there

 

[Buckeye]

Yes Peter the brass was quite good really, a few rough bits on the outside of the casts which is expected really as I only used bits of steel piping cut down one side of the wall and held together with bits if copper wire and the pipe stuck into some sand, I will def get there

I just hope I will get round to melting my own aluminium and now brass, one day, I have a fair collection of scrap now.

Peter

 

[Penpal]

Show us some pics mate of the process, interesting way to go.

Peter.

 

[Bill Mooney]

I enjoy your experiments Ted. You always end up getting it right.