Making Charms Using Lost Wax Casting
By Tammy Powley, About.com Guide
Attach the sleeve to the tumbler to prevent spilling, and then weigh out the dry investment and mix it with water. Finally, set it in a vaccum machine to remove air bubbles.
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- Introduction to Lost Wax Casting
- Lost Wax Casting Supplies
- Preparing the Wax Mold
- Add Base to Sprue
- Prepare Casting Tumbler
- Centrifuge Machine
- Melt the Metal
- Casting Complete
- Clean Up Charm
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