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Thank you

I know it sucks those mould are expensive but never mind onwards and upwards 👍

@@meltingipswich Not a total loss. With a little trimming of the broken end of the mold, you can still block up the broken end with another graphite block.

@@walter2990 that’s ok I’ve brought another one now

I have 3 of the broken now. That’s why I’ve been keeping them to make a powder 👍

@@meltingipswich awesome same here waste nothing brother

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It’s not cheap

Well if u can get ahold of a lot of wood and a blow dryer u can melt without propane that's how I started out and there's always induction heating but that's more expensive then propane

@@shermantripp5246 That does not work, I've tried it, You can melt aluminum that way, but not copper. I melt 40 pounds of aluminum at a time. I was told coal would work , but that is not really available in Arizona, I have huge amounts of hard wood here, a thousand tress on my 55 acres, Mesquite wood mainly. My furnace smelter can handle railroad ties four feet long. The blower is a blower from an A/C unit. 10" diameter duct work.

Yeah I’ve got a couple of nice ingot there and now I’ve ordered a new mould too

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@@meltingipswich Thank you. Loving your vids by the way! Keep em coming and thanks!

@@Natureswealthcouk thank you 👍

I know hopefully the good longer days are coming 😃

Yes because you are taking the impurities out of

Thank you very much

I’m sorry for probably a dumb question so does it mean there’s no problem melting #1 and #2 together?

@@CopperDaddy15 yeah that should be fine

Thank you. 👍