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I wonder if the Indian manufacturers are aware of these detals.

Great lecture but really really stupid cameraman and editor. What’s the point of showing a screen we can not even seen what’s on it? Beyond stupid and total waste of time for what otherwise would have been a great lecture.

That one always coughing 😡😡😡

*Promosm*

Very good

Nice promo!

The first slide mentions a lack of skilled workers. If the UK valued skilled workers as they do in Germany, and pay them well, and encourage skilled work at schools there will be more skilled workers available. Until the focus shifts from a service industry back to manufacturing and adding value to raw materials there will always be a shortage. I think Germany is better in this respect but still has a long way to go. Pay well and train from a young age. This applies to all skilled work industries.

Can you message me. I watched you casting video that's for kids but got some questions.

does metal work or and 'roleplay' let you say dumb shit infront of Jessica

its actually crazy to think that your first video 4 years ago was made for children 4 years ago and accepted money from tha cuttring the future with 16599< subs showing videos 'made for children; to block comments and collect revenue on your collective wording on your 'its not me' vidoes

Wonder if this bloke still has a job?

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Hi Casting Team Your video 'Casting Metal: the Basics' is made-for-kids in the settings which means I can't save it to a playlist. What the setting means is that it's in essence a children's-show meaning RUclips protects it excessively. If you remove the setting it will still be safe for people of all ages except I can comment on your good work and save it to a playlist for future viewing. If you change it, you'll be the MVP :)

Wonderful... Genius! (now if we can just kick the coffin-kid from the audience, just sayin:)

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شكراً لك يا دكتور

What are those "tangential filter gates", how can I get them or install them on my molds?

what about high production foundry like on a hunter 10 automated moulding machine how would you work that

Fms equipment is cheap and cheerful.......basic and under strength. As a ex foundry fitter they kept me in over time lol.. oh and the owner is an 'amazing 'bloke. 🙄😂

Hi. What happened to the casting kits ? Loads of people want them but there's not been any replies on the FB page since 2018. I'd like to buy one!

Personally, I would have ceased my presentation and invited all those ridiculous, no-respect, coughing cretins to fck off outside!!!

Great..

Video render is glitched

Great video. I'm in Canada I would like to speak to Bob "cough cough" could I get more details on him. at 15:40 in video

I’ve never heard more people coughing & hacking during class in my life… geez get it together people, that’s disrespectful….

Covid in the stands

Great

Good stuff. We need one in Ghana

Is this why molten aluminum explodes when water is added???👍

Hello!

Nice

Nearly 30 years ago I was involved with producing tooling to cast the aluminum block for the (Cosworth) Ford 4.6 L used in the Lincoln Mk VIII. The tooling used many of these techniques. There were others too. We maintained a 0.007 (inch :) ) tolerance, and 4.5 mm wall thickness. The block contains some "novel" geometry around the end of the integrated water-pump housing :). The "valley", where the two flows come together, used a crisscross patter to hold back the top of the flow where the metal may have cooled and/or contain bubbles, so the hotter/purer metal can flow together, mix, and join better. The pattern was made using a large chunk of carbon and EDM. So many things were passed on to me from these pattern makers. Many of them are gone now. The pattern shop (Wisconsin Pattern, Racine WI) is gone. At the time there was a strong push by the shop, union, and Ford to bring work back to the 'states (as it were) and inject it with new technologies. The shop sponsored my venture into contract consulting, encouraging me to leave the large CAD/CAM/CAE software company Ford standardized on at the time. I provided customized software, and indepth support regarding the CAD/CAM products. But, as I told them, I learned far more from them than they learned from me. Still, they (including the union) seemed more than happy teaching and informing me, including sessions in the wood shop and time on manual and CNC machines, and producing 100's of production tool paths and continual face to face interaction with machinists. All helped me to refine the tool paths I produced. I stayed on to win the production tooling contract for this block. Then for 3 more prototypes and a production set of boxes (Triton 4.6, 5.4, and 6.8 L, 2-V8's and a V10) for Ford's Next Generation Truck (i.e. NGT's) engines. Heady times. Manufacturing gets into one's blood and it never leaves.

It's time for England to throw off the chains and oppression of your government.

excellent production, neat and beautiful

Oh how I wish this was an option in the US also.

Great..👌👌

Fantastic..👌👌

14:10 conical basin “simulation”, how did he do it? Can’t see it clearly

Nothing usefull, unfortunately...

somebody get that guy in the audience a glass of water jesus christ

Can't see or hear shit

hello, can we get the access to that PPT as well as any notes? available regarding this lecture

Eh! Canada casting are the best in the world hmmm!

Awesome explanation! I have a feeling I'm going to love casting even more in the near future!

Where can an individual purchase these filters in the US? Also, where can I learn more about these methods?

4:00 - What a Gem of knowledge. Thank you for this!

Wow, what an explanation - great teacher. I think this is a must watch for any hobby caster looking to start getting a little more serious on the subject.