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Nice demonstration, great humor! Good job for smelting on a budget!

Hi..GREAT STUFF..WILL WATCH A COUPLE TIMES TO TAKE IT IN...THANKS EILEEN...

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Quenching 60°F 60°F 60°F

This worked for me but just be careful because the tin can broke quickly

The TTT diagram are isothermal. You should not use them by using cooling curves.

If you need to insulate, buy a cheap back of concrete, simple

Hair dryer really worksK,??(

is it possible to use the steel cup instead of a crucible in the furnace? maybe stupid question but i know very little

I am currently making a toy tractor that is like a real one and putting a real enjen in it

How to make a dangerous "furnace" that will cost you more in hospital bills than building a proper one. It's not even reasonably stable, and the fact that it's not insulated means that the fuel cost per-pour will be greater than the value of the ingot that's made.

im interested in melting lead and aluminum etc... what should iget first? i dont want to get crap that only works a few times but i would have to get this and that over time. so what would i buy and expect to spend?

this video would have been so much better without the unneeded dumb music

as a complete newcomer to this type of thing, im really looking forward to trying out my first, and free furnace 😍

I am very interested in melting down aluminum cans into metal sheets to then water jet. How would I be able to do that?

Pretty interesting, my suggestion would be to fill the can with water and freeze it so that the can does not de-form when drilled.

Dude try pouring one leg at a time trying to chase all of the legs in Port all in that quickly did you see where it’s not working out well for you so again for one leg at a time let it cool you’ll have a lot more control over it and then do each leg separately you’ll have better control it’ll work a lot better good luck

Thanks so much!! Really appreciate the time & energy you put into this!!!!

Wow!!! Justed started a corporate office job in the Steel industry was previously in Automotive manufacturing..this video is amazing and got me up to speed...thank you so much!!! This is wonderful!!! I have it on repeat all day!!!

Hi, I'm a musician from County Durham in the UK. I'm creating a music video for a track I've written and wondered whether you'd allow me to use a few seconds from your brilliant video. I would credit you in the video end credits. I should add that I make no money from the music. Thanks John.

Steel is so important!!

beautifull music choice. I I'll save this vid fot the future, it will take about a year or more to get all the stuff I'll need, but I'll get there. Thank you for the tutorial!

The background music is maddenly distracting,

Quench the music!!

I love this video nice job keep making vids(:

That background music is seriously annoying

Because of Alzheimer’s connection I would avoid melting Aluminum….

Brilliant - thank you! I live off grid so can't use a hair dryer but I guess heating the outside wih a Mapp gas torch would be good enough? Also, are there any setbacks to using charcoal vs sand/plaster or perlite? I have an abundance of sand and pine but that's about it!

🤔a charcoal starter chimney can be used to melt metal?

Guy sounds like David Firth. (Salad Fingers)

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Thanks 😎

Simplified and straightforward. Thanks very much

how do you get an 80s pop band out of a hair dryer? (Air Supply) I mean "All out of love" is a good song but...

stupid music. very disturbing.

Be VERY careful if you used a galvanised container, burning off the coating produces poisonous fumes that can kill, so burn off the coating in an open well ventilated area.

GREAT video...thanks so much

Electric Arc Furnace steels are not suitable for structural steel. And in the last few months to a year, the UK can no longer make structural steel because we no longer have blast furnaces, only electric arc funaces.

“Tin can” made of steel? No one makes cans out of tin anymore.

have a look at the dakota fire hole

Thank you

What I plan to get into soon…. Metallurgical engineering ❤

Looks like ! Your Using ! Quute ! An Absolute ! Lot ! Of Rusty ! Cans ! To Make some ! Aluminium ! Here !

Stop burning stuff.

What I wonder is what do you do with the aluminum you've cast? DO you use it for something, or sell it, or what?

You never said what you used for your casting mold. What is it? I've used my portable fire pit to burn scraps & pieces of disposable wood and spring pruning off of the junipers and othe decorative wood in the yard. Got the fire so hot, i had to stand 20 ft away. Very good alternative. It also works great on windy days, you won't need the blow dryer. Liked the video.

…anyone into melting things for no reason should stick to something a bit easier, like ice-cream.

Dont caress my spoons