Shed conversion for casting

Discussion in 'Foundry tools and flasks' started by Tobho Mott, Oct 31, 2019.

  1. FishbonzWV

    FishbonzWV Silver Banner Member

    There is an upside to not converting the mixer.
    If I need to tumble multiple pieces, I have a bucket of limestone chips and a bucket of pea gravel.
    If I need to mix mortar, I put the paddles back in.
    When space is limited, my machines have to do double duty.
     
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  2. Billy Elmore

    Billy Elmore Silver

    Exactly...Im running out of space quick! Plus I can save 139$. I also have access to media we use to tumble castings in to clean, debur and smooth sharp edges that I could use in it! So...cement mixer/muller/tumble blast (kind of)....much better than having multiple machines!
     

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