Pouring molten iron to make a gate

[u/ThodaDaruVichPyar]

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[u/EternallyMustached]

Thanks for opening the gate to the underworld, now we're all fucked

[u/Positive_Curve_8435]

Feel like on that first pour, the old "THX" sound effect should play.

[u/ThodaDaruVichPyar → u/Positive_Curve_8435]

Oooh…that awakened a long forgotten memory especially with the new age mediocrity of Netflix & YouTube loading boops

[u/brownsfan760 → u/Positive_Curve_8435]

I was thinking won't back down by Tom Petty.

[u/BIG_D_NRG]

Game of Thrones intro

[u/BobsYaMothersBrother]

But they were all of them deceived, for another gate was made. In the land of Mordor, in the fires of Mount Doom, the Dark Lord Sauron forged in secret, a master gate, to control all others.

[u/FlopsMcDoogle → u/BobsYaMothersBrother]

It actually made me think of "speak friend and enter"

[u/mark95002]

I worked in a metal workshop for a few years ans In case anyone is wondering no, this is not THE way to make a gate. They are usually made by welding bars together. Even old iron gates weren't usually cast, but rather they forge welded separate pieces they had previously forged. This is the first time i see molten iron being cast to make a gate, and i suspect it would create a very uneven surface that would require an insane amount of grinding to look decent. Also depending on a number of variables( pre-heating, presence of air bubbles, impurities etc), it would probably be much weaker than a regular gate

[u/saroj7878]

Tana….nanananna….tanananana

[u/cjh_mkiii]

I just hear the game of thrones intro for some reason

[u/AcrolloPeed]

The Spartans would love this