I love your mold tipper. That looks like quite a time saver.

I really liked this video. no talking just showing your setup and getting it done. That mold with a built in dumping handle is genius. you should produce and sell them.

I love how copper makes that green flame at the top.

make more melting vids, this is one of the better ones on youtube

The copper is such a lovely colour when it's poured

Also, great video, not to long, and the close ups of the cooling ingot were cool. Your setup is really neat as well.

Isn't it ironic how cool really hot stuff is?

Very nice setup with the block dispenser

That's an awesome set up. Looking forward to making my own one day

Great video gives me some good ideas how to improve my molds and I like your crucible handles smart

Great Video, love your setup

Mixing copper, aluminum and tin all melted together is a great idea creating you own kind of non-rusted bronze metal I came up with.

Thank you for video, it is strangely satisfying

This project is very good!

this looks cool I would love to try this when I'm older

Trop beau le métal sous sa forme liquide, cool vidéo 🤟👍

Thanks for the video excellent demo...

Thanks for posting!

Amazing video.

some how this video is very satisfying

Awesome video, very nifty ingot 'dispenser'. I was wondering what kind of refractory you used for your foundry/furnace? Thanks

that was so cool my friend I think I might give it a go I'm subscribed liked and notified :)

I like the handle for your crucible. I don't believe I've seen one like it before.

PRETTY COOL MAN

i just received my ingot and its Awesome. I told my mom to leave you a 5-star review. I also just showed my friend and he wants to buy one so next time you sell one let me know

You need charcoal in the melt pot and a lid on the mold or some sort. Copper will absorb 100% of its own weight in O2. If you look for copper water casting you'll see some pretty clean oxide free casts done that way.

nice work dude, melting alu by my selfe

nice set up

Good work bro

Cool video! I just built a crucible and bout the other stuff and ready to make some ingots

that looks like fun

Good entrepreneural spirit.

I dont know why, but they look so beautiful to me :D

That’s a dope ingot molds setup you have there.. I’m just getting into Melting copper I have a couple videos out I would love to hear your feedback and maybe even some tips thank you

Iron is slightly soluble in aluminum at its melting temperature. When you use a steel or iron crucible to melt aluminum, what you get is a contaminated mess. The longer you heat, the worse it gets. Iron is very detrimental to the physical properties of aluminum alloys. Do it right and go buy a silicon carbide crucible. Ceramic also works but doesn't last as long. Don't bother melting it if you are going to sell it for scrap.

I love how quiet it is as if im doing it myself and i never done this butt it never gets old love to see the colors and slight bit of danger

I see a lot of impurities in the copper.

Make more molds at the same time 😍

how much do you get for each mold when selling the molds? great video! very interesting stuff, nice setup!

Perfect!

Good tutorial

Do you think you could make a video showing your setup? Or more specifically your ingot mold/dispenser?

Nice pours

I couldn't help but notice that unlike most homemade furnaces the that introduce the heat source offset from the side to provide a swirling action surrounding the crucible, your come in from the bottom with stand-offs to elevate the crucible some distance above the flame. Is that better than what all these other guys do?

What is the pot that its smelted in made of and how to make or buy where

What crucible are u using or did you make yours from heavy guage steel? Looking to be doing the same with my copper and aluminum

Worlds loudest hairdryer.

the copper looks tasty :D

what did you use as a crucible for the copper? I've been using steel exhaust pipe but it always seems to destroy my crucible. I've had some copper melt but when I add more it's like if hardens

One of these days I'm going to try this..

That was so metal.

is that a waste oil burner using a hairdryer. that looks pretty proficient can you show/ tell how you done it . im guessing its drip fed through gravity but how do you get it started

cool video..

Like a boss.

Its so cool

Do you have your weed burner just on "idle" with the hairdryer blowing up the same spot or do you tape your handle so your weed torch is basically in high gear?

Hello Sir I melted some copper in a waste oil furnace then i made some ingots for future casting but when i tried to melt the same ingots i made before i couldn't melt them in the same furnace and same temperature i don't why i failed can you give me some advices please thank you

HOW DO YOU GET THE COPPER TO RUN SO SMOOTHLY? when i pour just one lb. bar the last of it hardens right in he pour? and my copper seems thicker and yours runs like water? im heating to 1200??? what am i doing wrong?

1:03 - the T1000

Hi, hoy do you madre Or get the molds

Are you melting aluminum cans or other types of aluminum? Are aluminum cans worth the trouble to melt down to recycle for more $$$, or should I just turn in the cans at the recycler? How long do the ingots take to cool off before you can dump them out of the mold?

I checked with my local scrap company and they told me that unless I can prove the grade of material that they only pay for old aluminum when its melted down into ingots. They said that it is a waste of time for people to do this, and if you think about it once you separate the old from the clean there is a good difference in price between them so your actually throwing away cash by just melting it all down because you need to add the cost of fuel and your time.

love the honcho

nice what your blower unit

what is the unit pour melt in to did you make it

You work for propane, so you can moonlight as a smelter?

How less pure is the copper using this method?

4:03 It looks like it is frozen under a cover of ice or frozen

Saludo amigo me puede esplicar de k material esta echo el envase donde se derrite el aluminio

how long did it take to get that much copper into the molten state? is that just a tiger torch you used? I'm thinking on casting a copper heat sink and aim wondering what its going to require

soooo lovely video. thanks. what is the fire used? gas? and what are the material made to carry the melt? iron?

Is the fire green

What kind of crucible is that I used a graphite one and melted right through it

Wow! That huge pile of aluminum is awesome! Where do you get the aluminum from? Do you buy it? My biggest issue is finding aluminum to melt.

what are you using as a burner and fuel? is it much harder to melt copper than alu? great setup you got there, congrats.

I like that mold that dumps the ingot how did you make it ?

lol 1:45 RC!

HELP! Do you think its possible to make these perfect square so that they're usable in a CNC machine? Like a perfectly shaped rectangle of any size, but 90 degree edges and all that. Doesnt matter if the top isnt perfect u can mill it out, but bottom has to be real flat idk how this works i just know i have a CNC mill and want to make tons of shit with it but the price of aluminium blocks seems too expensive. If i could melt down scrapyard garbage and use a CNC to turn it into expensive parts, i mean shit why not.

Cool

I’d like to know more about those molds

How many k 23 firebricks do you use? Trying to get everything ordered so I can make it once the vid comes out. Also, what size and type of bucket are you using?

make a vid on how you made that forge :)

what is the difference in price being done like this compared if you were to leave it in a wire form

Would love to see a build of this furnace

that nice melting

Is that a charcoal furnace you are using? Maybe got a video how you made the furnace?

How do you protect yourself from the fumes? The fumes from welding, melting ect. aluminum are very dangerous.

Excelente🌎

What do u do with the ingots after? Where did u get all this material to melt down?

I love that

hey nice work man do you use any powder to melt the copper or you just use fire only

Which kind of air blower, oil or gas are u using,,can you show me that

What happens if you mix them? Can you make copper that is less likely to oxidate

bohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh , I LIKE THAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

4:27 one seriously powerful hairdryer

What fuel are you using to melt copper? Is charcoal enough or you need other things like propane?

How much does it cost to melt aluminum and is it worth the time and money to do it for scrapping?

Where did you find that crucible if you bought it

are you mostly scrapping this material? or are you saving it to cast things later?

Great Video , Now show us how to make free methane for that furnace so we can make a profit on smelting ..Thanks.