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Silver pouring - For starters


Allancv

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Hi everyone,

I would love to get into smelting and turning old coins etc into new custom ones, just for myself.

Would anyone know where I can start? I belive I need a smelting furnace but clueless on what else I should buy/think of before doing this.

This will be a hobby, with a possibility of progressing in 20+ years lol.

Thanks for all replies!

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2 hours ago, Falcon55 said:

Check the non-PM items for sale in the trade section on this forum.

 

I found this for sale..

 

Cheers for the recommendation. I'm contemplating pouring a silver cross tomorrow health depending

 still up for sale.

@Allancv if you're interested send me a message I'll work something out for you I have nearly everything you need to get started.

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8 hours ago, silverdocket said:

Cheers for the recommendation. I'm contemplating pouring a silver cross tomorrow health depending

 still up for sale.

@Allancv if you're interested send me a message I'll work something out for you I have nearly everything you need to get started.

Hi, thanks! Unforturnalty it'll be a gradual introduction into smelting etc. I only have like 200 or so 😂 pity party or what. But I'm mainly wondering on costs, upkeep etc. as I know I can't excatly afford top quality products such as yours at the minute.

So basically, in short, I want to learn about smelting etc and get to grips with the fundementals. If I had the money, trust me, i'd buy your products asap :) (Sorry for the poor grammer, got dyslexia)

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2 hours ago, Allancv said:

Hi, thanks! Unforturnalty it'll be a gradual introduction into smelting etc. I only have like 200 or so 😂 pity party or what. But I'm mainly wondering on costs, upkeep etc. as I know I can't excatly afford top quality products such as yours at the minute.

So basically, in short, I want to learn about smelting etc and get to grips with the fundementals. If I had the money, trust me, i'd buy your products asap :) (Sorry for the poor grammer, got dyslexia)

Me too... With modern technology it's easy now. Just push a button and talk to the phone.

I think there's a 4 oz kiln

For around £130 to 150.

Will poor most moulds for you.

You'll need some silver or copper

Copper is the cheapest way to learn.

Just don't cross contaminate. 

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10 minutes ago, silverdocket said:

Me too... With modern technology it's easy now. Just push a button and talk to the phone.

I think there's a 4 oz kiln

For around £130 to 150.

Will poor most moulds for you.

You'll need some silver or copper

Copper is the cheapest way to learn.

Just don't cross contaminate. 

What does cross contamination do? Just makes alloys doesn't it?

I got to admit, that cross is really good. How long did it take you to do one mould?

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20 minutes ago, Allancv said:

What does cross contamination do? Just makes alloys doesn't it?

I got to admit, that cross is really good. How long did it take you to do one mould?

Takes away from the purity.

Byb has a good video about his gold bar.

It took about an hour to melt

Around 15 ounces 3 pieces.

It's not easy.

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