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Early Attemps at Casting Mushrooms with Molten Aluminum

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First published at 02:36 UTC on October 5th, 2020.

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Casting a couple of mushrooms with molten aluminum. These are my early attempts at doing this and while I made a few errors, they came out looking pretty cool. The main issue I had was getting the plaster dry enough to prevent steam from coming up through the aluminum and ruining the cast. I now have a much better drying method which I used for the mushroom cast in the other mushroom casting video: https://www.bitchute.com/video/HIX2UJMNHwnS/

See all of the finished mushroom casts at http://anthillart.com/mushrooms

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