Beer can - Cam caps

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  • petersenj20

    #31
    Originally posted by Jason the terminator
    Will you do some for 1100 16v? Really like the S logo in them.

    I can try to make you a set for the 1100 if you send me an original. It will cost $100+ $5 shipping. If they are the rectangular caps I won't be able to turn the inside or outside so bear in mind the only machine work will be the face and may be a tad over sized on the outside dimension. At this point I will have to make sure I can make them before I can promise success. If that is an issue, I will refund your money.

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    • petersenj20

      #32
      I finally got some pictures of the process ya'll asked for. I've been using the big furnace to make ingots and then remelt what I need in the propane forge for casting the actual caps.

      Melting the stock from beer cans.

      Pouring the casting.

      Opened mold


      Final casting. The top one had a large shrink. It has to be redone.

      Last edited by Guest; 10-25-2012, 08:50 PM.

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      • GS750
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        • Jun 2010
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        • Wide Bay, QLD Australia

        #33
        AWESOME! I love seeing this sorta stuff My cousin was a blacksmith in the railways when i was a kid. I loved going to his work during the holidays and seeing him make all kinds of unique stuff!
        Regards,
        Andy
        Queensland Australia

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