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@@RogerJonker Roger, can you reuse that silver clay that you cut off the sides?

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@@PandawdyBob Yes, that's how I've been doing it for the last 10 years. It saves an enormous amount of time.

+Jody Todd Ok ok...i was planning to make a vid on making this kiln,Give me some time, been very busy lately with other projects so sorry for not replying The most important things you need: -Insulating fire brick (the aluminium oxide type) -Nichrome wire (if you stay under 1100 deg c) or Kanthal wire ( for high temp pottery kiln 1400 deg c) -You need a PID Ktype thermocouple temp controller. -Solid state relay.The litlle output reay in most PID controllers can't handle high current so you need to connect a SSR to it. For small kilns around 1000W (like mine in the vid) a 16 Amp rated is ok.For bigger kilns around 3000W take 25 Amps rating. You can find most parts on ebay ( the fire bricks are brittle and can break easy, so find a local dealer and ask for good impact protection during shipping) Link to some basic info: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m9RkrMursduoaXU.html

+Roger Jonker I too would also like to see that. Whenever you get the chance, please make a video of making it. I am aware of kanthal wire, because I use it on a daily basis, but never made anything like a kiln using the wire. My RDA's use coils made from Kanthal A1 Resistance wire. I make the coils myself, and am very familiar with resistance, and how to make the wires/coils to a specific resistance.

+Roger Jonker I'm subscribing to your channel and wait for this video. Thank you!

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yeh. another request for a video about how you made your oven. its cool as f**k

Adding another request for kiln tutorial! :)

Roger Asbury

You can soak in water not too much and let sit and into paste or slib when you need to attach your pieces together ...maybe grind it down will be much faster to blend with water.

I had the same question!! I need one of those!

Looks like a whetstone for polishing

you're welcome...have fun...

+Marilyn Davenport I made the stencil with my cnc engraving machine. Details: The disign is drawn in vector lines using coreldraw, then exported the disign as plotter file (.plt) to the cnc router software. The material used is delrin 3mm thick (same material as guitar picks) I've never tried it before but you can use a fretsaw to make stecils like this. Good luck...

+dotti calhoun Ther are 2 options The fast way is to desolve all silver waste in nitric acid and cement it out with copper( be sure to burn of all organic binders first)There are instructions videos on how to on youtube.This way you get fine silverpowder back you can use again to make silverclay. The slow but safer way is to melt the it all to a bar and use electrolysing for refining to 999.This is done with sulfuric acid (lead battery acid) in destilled water. The ratio is +- 5% sulfuric acid so its preaty safe.You connect the bar to positive and a stailnlessteel wire to negative. Voltage around 1.5 to 2.2 volts.It takes days / weeks to grow silver crystals. hope it helps.....

+Roger Jonker Thank you for the instructions! That is a lot more work than I realized☺.

+Roger Jonker Hey how did the clay turn into silver? im not that big into pottery and im really confused.

+Margaret Dent Good question. Maybe i'm used to do it this way. I'm into pottery to (with normal clay) and throw a small vase on the wheel, let it dry for a day and then trim it.

+Roger Jonker That makes sense ;-). I guess it's a matter of personal preference. Excellent tutorial, btw. Thank you for sharing it!

+Captain Capellini The ingredients i use to make the clay is all orgaic. methylcellulose,Gum Arabic,lavendel oil,water,dish soap. If the clay is heated above 500C it completely burns away and only the 99.9% silver powder remains.

Hi Roger, can you make a vid on how to make the metal clay?

Yes..i want to share the compleate process on how to make gold silver or copper clay. Not sure when i can make it ... give me some time...

The clay is what holds the metal particles and is cooked away, when baked in such a hot oven, leaving the metal only.

did you ever get a video made. I would love to make the stuff since I have a lot of silver. but I cant see buying the glay since it cost more then the the item made from it. if I can make it at home and have the silver then it will save me money. thanks

Everytime I come across this video..I think the exact same thing.

Smells Like Silver After all silver particles are sintered together the surface looks white. All i did was brushing it with a steel brush (not shown in the video) and polishing the surface with a cloth and polisching paste.

Okay..cool. Thanks Roger!

Teena Brandt looks like a sharpening

He said it was a metal brush.

you can buy the clay on ebay

I think he used metallic paint

Choki Moon No, that’s a metal clay. It turns into solid metal after baking. Check about PMC (Precious Metal Clay) or ArtClay.

Thankyou for explaining. U learn something new everyday ☺

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Thanks! Yes, just add water, let it soak for 1 day and wedge a lot.

hey this is 3 years ago but I could tell you how to get custom of these molds made pretty easily if you'd like, its a bit lengthy though

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yes almost pure silver 99%

+Mike Schmidt Yes.The only drawback is ( just like normal clay slip casting ) shrinkage during drying. You can also make silver paint for pottery, conductive paint for electronics.

I'm not an expert in torch firing, but yes, you have to heat the whole silver item evenly until you see a faint glow. At this point the particles bond together and you see it shrinking in size.