Casting detailed aluminum parts is probably not a good idea and here's why.

I am building a machine and I'm making the parts for it, and I need a 3" tracking wheel, and this is my process. Help support this channel!   / needitmakeit   Metal Melting Electric Furnace - https://amzn.to/45aG1WY 6.6lb Clay Graphite Crucible - https://amzn.to/4jQ4Yx0 (The one for the waste) Graphite Bar Molds - https://amzn.to/4jQ4Yx0 A short list to help support this channel, thank you so much for your help! Bambu H2C - https://tidd.ly/3K3sSY9 (If you print with color, this is the way) Bambu P2S - https://tidd.ly/3ISZkfq (Best value) Bambu H2S - https://tidd.ly/4olSRbL (Most options for money) Bambu H2D - https://tidd.ly/4q9RsHk (A dual color beast) Bambu Filament Shown in Videos - https://tidd.ly/4hn6TYI Rode Wireless ME mic (Saved me about 4+ hours/vid) - https://amzn.to/3vcMKAr Mag clip (Super handy, but a little pricy) - https://amzn.to/3NBFvZe I haven't done much metal casting lately and I had been missing it. I have a project coming up where these castings are going to be used and I wanted to get the best results possible. Casting using lost foam works, but it can produce rough results, but casting in plaster normally requires a burnout process, and I don't have a furnace for that. I have a couple of ideas that I share in this video which I think will solve that problem. #metal #3dprinting #h2c