Hand Poured / Crafted Silver

[Vern]

Today's silver pour 3.98 t oz 999+ real pirate treasure, before polishing / tumble and stamping.

Nice and chunky poured silver, only beaten by poured gold imo.

When my new concrete ( more level ) work bench is dry I will pour pour more of these.

[AGEnder]

On 6/5/2016 at 06:16, Murph said:

Was the mold preheated?  Maybe that was partially responsible for the bubbles?

I've noticed the bubbles mainly when I keep the torch on the pour too long, when I'm trying to affect the pour lines.

On 6/5/2016 at 01:50, Ollie1016 said:

Sorry about the late reply! You've come on leaps and bounds! Fantastic to see! 

No problem, and thank you very much.

[Vern]

Getting the silver to dance today with mapp gas was probably expensive  but good fun.

Clean up, tumble and stamping all to go.

Happy pouring people.

 

[Vern]

I have my youtube channel up and running, check it out for the good the bad and the pour lines. 

 

[Vern]

Check out Roberts finished Wolverine at around the 5.58 mark,I think it came out great.

I know of one possible present for the kids now for Christmas

 

[AGEnder]

My latest pours

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[OlliesSilverBars]

Working on an order at the moment for 30 x 100g bars and 1 x Kilo bar. 

All 100g bars haven't been polished and have just been sanded! 

The kilo has had a quick polish. 

 

[AGEnder]

I forgot all about this site. been 5 months since my last post...been pouring quite a bit though.

 

Those are great looking bars @Ollie1016

 

Here are a bunch of my most recent pours. I have also started using wood as a medium for mold making.

 

All my video progress can be seen here

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTSTuyS7cbd-A4Tw0NoLSeQ?view_as=subscriber 

[TheWhiteStuff]

You don't even need to buy/make a mould. you can cast in an ants nests or even different types of fruit to get amazing shapes that would be very difficult or even impossible with a mould.

Fire ants nest looks amazing. 

 

[sovereignsteve]

You hands-on guys see anything of interest here?

https://www.bidspotter.co.uk/en-gb/auction-catalogues/sanderson-weatherall/catalogue-id-san10190?utm_source=bs-fa-01/12/2016&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Sanderson Weatherall&utm_content=catlink

[gazer]

On 22/02/2015 at 23:00, morezone said:

 

I've got some spare pieces from Atlantis Mint http://www.atlantismint.com/index.php/ if you're interested.

 

Selling for what they cost me inc 1st class signed-for for £60.  They're the Tiger, Dragon and Eagle Head.

 

I love the poured stuff.  You might want to check out http://www.yeagerspouredsilver.com/index.php He has quite a few nice pieces.  On 16oz (I think that's the weight limit before postage shoots up), you can get them landed for around £21/oz.

Atlantis silver looks real smart. only just seen your photos. very nice finish on all three. THANK you for sharing. ?

[gazer]

On 01/12/2016 at 04:37, AGEnder said:

I forgot all about this site. been 5 months since my last post...been pouring quite a bit though.

 

Those are great looking bars @Ollie1016

 

Here are a bunch of my most recent pours. I have also started using wood as a medium for mold making.

 

All my video progress can be seen here

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTSTuyS7cbd-A4Tw0NoLSeQ?view_as=subscriber 

Fair play, you have done a great job. Thanks.

[AGEnder81]

On 12/1/2016 at 11:50, TheWhiteStuff said:

You don't even need to buy/make a mould. you can cast in an ants nests or even different types of fruit to get amazing shapes that would be very difficult or even impossible with a mould.

Fire ants nest looks amazing. 

 

 

Yeah, I have seen some people try and use different things to pour into, one guy used ramen noodles and an icecream sandwich...and I have seen how some of the aluminum ant nest pours come out...may have to experiment some more.

[Irminsul]

Hi everybody,

i read a lot and i also learnt a lot.  Today i want to show you the first Time some of my Handpoured Sterling Bars. They all are Sandcasted and in a sort of Nordic Style.

The small Odin Bars and the Gungnir Spearheads are about 2 Ounces, the Owls are nearly 4 Ounces and the bigger Vikingbars are a little over 5 Ounces.

Hope you also like it...Please give me your Feedback!

 

Best wishes

Irminsul

 

 

[Murph]

Anyone tried any mokugane?

[GoldBenj]

@Murph Yes, once.....Never again.

[Irminsul]

On 6.12.2016 at 02:16, Murph said:

Anyone tried any mokugane?

 

On 6.12.2016 at 02:16, Murph said:

Anyone tried any mokugane?

i also tried once...no results...?

[Irminsul]

I have separated a couple of Sterling Coins...so lets give them an other Shape for the Future!?

It's - 2 Degrees Celsius- everything is frosted...i am courious how the Silber flows and cools, today...

 

greets

 

[Irminsul]

Hi,

today i made four small Viking Bars and played around with a Mold, made from my small and big Ballhammers. It was very cold today, so i have to heat up to 950 Degrees Celsius, to let the Silver stay in heat. The Bubbles , made from the Ballhammermold are very glossy. Was a simple Idea but i like the Product. Hope some of you like it too.

best wishes

Irminsul

[Irminsul]

Hi,

today i made four small Viking Bars and played around with a Mold, made from my small and big Ballhammers. It was very cold today, so i have to heat up to 950 Degrees Celsius, to let the Silver stay in heat. The Bubbles , made from the Ballhammermold are very glossy. Was a simple Idea but i like the Product. Hope some of you like it too.

best wishes

Irminsul

[calandlew1]

Making a 150gram Terminatir head :-),  red garnet will go in the robot eye 

[Pampfan]

Are you going to be selling these?

[calandlew1]

Yes,  making 12 in total,  5 have been sold 

[calandlew1]

[calandlew1]

Hi going to be making these shortly,  heads up