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Railway Bobs Foundry and Burner Construction. Monday, March 10, 2014. Pouring Shank For The A8 Crucible. When considering fabricating a pouring shank for my A8 crucible, I thought that a 1" slice of of 6"x 1/4" OD round tube would do the job. However, the quasi-parabolic shape of the crucible meant that it would be resting on the thin upper knife-edge of the steel pipe - not exactly the best situation. What to do? Then I hit on the idea! The next step was to add a handle to the 5-foot shank. A 1" sli...

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Railway Bobs Foundry and Burner Construction. Monday, March 10, 2014. Pouring Shank For The A8 Crucible. When considering fabricating a pouring shank for my A8 crucible, I thought that a 1" slice of of 6"x 1/4" OD round tube would do the job. However, the quasi-parabolic shape of the crucible meant that it would be resting on the thin upper knife-edge of the steel pipe - not exactly the best situation. What to do? Then I hit on the idea! The next step was to add a handle to the 5-foot shank. A 1" sli...

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Railway Bob's Foundry & Burner Construction: "Angular" Sand Cores

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Railway Bobs Foundry and Burner Construction. Wednesday, November 27, 2013. Unfortunately, life just ain't like that. These types of sand cores require a bit of imagination and thinking in trying to make the core box. The next challenge I had was a bit more complex. This was a corner bracket for an oil lantern that was perched on the back of a train. Now how do we make the core box? And here's another shot viewed from the end where we stuffed the sand mix. And you will see what I mean. Subscribe to: Post...

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Railway Bob's Foundry & Burner Construction: December 2011

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Railway Bobs Foundry and Burner Construction. Saturday, December 31, 2011. The Backyard Foundry - Some Concept Plans. Been thinking about how I would go about building my backyard foundry. Starting with Dave Gingery's book on "Building A Gas-Fired Crucible Furnace" (aka "How To Build Big Bertha! I modified things a bit to come up with this concept. So this is the start. We'll start building the dolly-frame next week. Would have started today except that Superior Metals Centre was closed. I ended up with ...

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Railway Bob's Foundry & Burner Construction: November 2013

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Railway Bobs Foundry and Burner Construction. Wednesday, November 27, 2013. Unfortunately, life just ain't like that. These types of sand cores require a bit of imagination and thinking in trying to make the core box. The next challenge I had was a bit more complex. This was a corner bracket for an oil lantern that was perched on the back of a train. Now how do we make the core box? And here's another shot viewed from the end where we stuffed the sand mix. And you will see what I mean. Subscribe to: Post...

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Railway Bob's Foundry & Burner Construction: March 2011

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Railway Bobs Foundry and Burner Construction. Thursday, March 10, 2011. Putting It All Together. Now that all the parts are fabricated or modified, it's time to put it all together. Here's a close-up of the air intake slots with the accelerator in place. Next step is to fit on a ball valve, run some hosing to the gas regulator which we connect to the propane tank. Posted by Railway Bob. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Putting It All Together. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Railway Bob's Foundry & Burner Construction: Mold Making 101 - Colours For Patterns

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Railway Bobs Foundry and Burner Construction. Friday, December 30, 2011. Mold Making 101 - Colours For Patterns. Machined areas - red. Loose piece mating areas - yellow with red strips. Gating for mounted patterns - yellow. Machined areas - red. Loose piece mating areas - yellow. Gating for mounted patterns - yellow. There are other colours for other types of metals. Next up: Making sand cores using Sodium Silicate and Carbon Dioxide. Posted by Railway Bob. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Railway Bob's Module Building Tips. Some infrequent tips and tricks that will take some of the headaches away when you are building your model railroad modules or layout. Installing RJ12 Telco Jacks - Part 1 - Getting Ready. Wow, hard to believe we've been away from this blog for almost 12 months. For those of you who were following our posts last year and wondering where we had disappeared to, my apologies. Things have been quite busy as you might see from our Railway Rambling blog. However, before we g...

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Railway Bobs Foundry and Burner Construction. Monday, March 10, 2014. Pouring Shank For The A8 Crucible. When considering fabricating a pouring shank for my A8 crucible, I thought that a 1" slice of of 6"x 1/4" OD round tube would do the job. However, the quasi-parabolic shape of the crucible meant that it would be resting on the thin upper knife-edge of the steel pipe - not exactly the best situation. What to do? Then I hit on the idea! The next step was to add a handle to the 5-foot shank. A 1" sli...

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