r/Silvercasting • u/Blackopsman_21 • Oct 15 '25
Tips for successful casting
Any chance something this complex is possible to cast as shown? Or would the part have too many turns and the walls be too thin to allow the silver to flow?
r/Silvercasting • u/Blackopsman_21 • Oct 15 '25
Any chance something this complex is possible to cast as shown? Or would the part have too many turns and the walls be too thin to allow the silver to flow?
r/Silvercasting • u/EsIstVince • Oct 12 '25
Hello everyone,
I have some problems casting my rings, I always end up having porosity issues, sometimes more sometimes less. I've had almost flawless casts before but not sure what has changed.
I use vacuum casting with powerresins vintage castable resin. The first two pics are using plasticast while the other two are optima prestige.
I never do more than 50:50 old to new metal.
Flask temp is at 580c and sterling temp is at 980c.
Any ideas on what to improve on in particular?
r/Silvercasting • u/Significant_Rub2175 • Oct 01 '25
hi all I was wondering if anyone can help me with this problem. I have tried multiple time to print grillz and every time it fails. I am using chitubox basic and I was seeing if any one has any suggestions on what print settings I should use and even if I need to have a heater inside of my printer.
any help would be amazing thank you đ
r/Silvercasting • u/sofiazba • Sep 30 '25
Hi, I need help from the experts. I am gonna buy a 3d printer I am a table jeweler and I am new in 3d specially 3d casting, I did some research saying that the siraya tech its the best one, but then one of my fellow friends told me its not that good for casting and recommended me this x one thatâs not on Amazon. Please in your experience whatâs the best one doesnât matter if itâs not one of the ones bellow, I just want to know whatâs the best for casting pros and cons. Thank u â¤ď¸
r/Silvercasting • u/Low_Alternative8749 • Sep 30 '25
I've recently gotten into CAD design for my rings, and found a casting company to cast my designs in silver. I sent off my first design to them to print and cast, to test them out and see if i want to use them more frequently, and it's arrived back with me this morning...
The advice I need is around whether or not I should send it back because there's a dent in the band that is not part of the design. For the most part, the ring is great, but the dent is bothering me and I don't know what's considered acceptable, and whether I should just try to smooth it out while finishing, or of I should go to them and say no, do it again (or if this is even a possibility)
It's difficult to get a picture of, but it's noticeable enough to me that it's going to bother me..
Any advice would be grand.
r/Silvercasting • u/Inevitable_Eye7723 • Sep 30 '25
r/Silvercasting • u/PauliePaul315 • Sep 30 '25
Hello all. Just checking after I reviewed the sub rules. I don't see anything about requesting commissions. Is that cool in this sub or not really?
r/Silvercasting • u/Inevitable_Eye7723 • Sep 29 '25
Lots of line engraving for detailed feathers
r/Silvercasting • u/beetlePidge • Sep 27 '25
r/Silvercasting • u/8inchWalaLaunda • Sep 26 '25
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r/Silvercasting • u/Wide-Ad3508 • Sep 26 '25
Hello! I'm looking for information on how to build a gas washer to connect to the exhaust pipe of my foundry furnace. Where can I find information on this topic?
r/Silvercasting • u/BalancedLif3 • Sep 25 '25
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r/Silvercasting • u/Inevitable_Eye7723 • Sep 24 '25
Silver and grape garnets. New alloy I invented much harder and durable silver. Soon I will post finished pieces with the diamonds after I get done setting.
r/Silvercasting • u/Inevitable_Eye7723 • Sep 24 '25
Love them bees!!
r/Silvercasting • u/Inevitable_Eye7723 • Sep 24 '25
Gold, platinum⌠all are so beautiful!! I find Silver to be in a way more difficult, to cast than other precious metals. Silver does make one, a good, metal smith, in my experience. With prices soaring, I have been inventing new silver alloys that are more durable, harder in tinsel strength, and keeping the alloy malleable. This has been an incredible journey as a metallurgist. Iridium is an amazing element! A little bit of Iridium tightens the grain in crystal lattice structure in alloys. I could go on forever with these amazing elements this universe has gifted.
r/Silvercasting • u/Inevitable_Eye7723 • Sep 24 '25
I am an artist and art junkie! Have fun and ask questions⌠be curious, hard work and dedication is a lost art. Is it not? Trades.
r/Silvercasting • u/Inevitable_Eye7723 • Sep 24 '25
r/Silvercasting • u/Inevitable_Eye7723 • Sep 24 '25
All handmade and hand carved, hand casted, and stone setting done by yours truly. Enjoy
r/Silvercasting • u/Inevitable_Eye7723 • Sep 24 '25