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Re: Bismuth + Magnet energy device (?) « Reply #25 on: 2015-01-30, 14:56:24 »
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No sinker molds around? [we call fishing weights sinkers]
orr how about Black powder 50 Cal molds [from the good ole days  :o]
Hmmm could we do an acronym for that? Good Ole Days .... no it doesn't work :o
In Mark's new language we would have to address those issues...? :D
   
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Re: Bismuth + Magnet energy device (?) « Reply #26 on: 2015-01-30, 14:59:09 »
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Quote from: TinMan on 2015-01-30, 14:03:26
Well i haven't made the sphere,but i did attach a large neo to one of the bismuth ingots i received,and no temperature increase after 2 hour's :o lol.

Same result here - no temperature increase in the bismuth ingot noted after 5 minutes, 20 minutes, hours, then days.  Nada.
(Perhaps the spherical shape will make a difference? that I have not tested, and I do not have a sinker mold.)
   
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Re: Bismuth + Magnet energy device (?) « Reply #27 on: 2015-01-30, 15:02:01 »
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perhaps the shape acts like a magnifying glass effect  ?
   
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Re: Bismuth + Magnet energy device (?) « Reply #28 on: 2015-01-30, 18:21:12 »

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Dear all.

A method I used many times when pattern making was to create a split mould from Dental plaster. You start by making a simple frame to act as a holder for the liquid plaster, pour some in and then sit the item to be copied, in this case a greased sphere into the centre to about half it's depth. The Dental plaster sets very rapidly and you will then have one half. You then need to create tapered indents into the surface to register the top half.  Grease the top surface and pour in a top layer of plaster slip to cover and leave to set.

Dental plaster once set and thoroughly dried can be used to cast even Aluminium parts, I know, I have done it many times. Bismuth, a pushover !! If you are really careful this single mould can be used over and over !!

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