Re: I gotta see this!

Posted by EddyJ on February 28, 2005 at 11:55:44 from (64.200.84.95):

In Reply to: Re: I gotta see this! posted by greywynd on February 28, 2005 at 10:31:58:

Your right Mark I could figure it by density. I worked as a Patternmaker for Frontier Foundries in Niagara Falls NY. We did both green sand and The Shell Process where the aluminum patterns are heated to 500 degrees and sand blown in and baked.I'm going to take a good guess its aluminium and probally was diecast so no residual sand was in the casting . However I notice the parting and core lines are heavy so it could be a sand cast or a worn die cast.Before I play with this with the tig welder I'll try an area on the outside.

ED

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