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| NormanV:
You're all cowards. If I want to use any kitchen equipment I just use it. I don't ask for permission. I never have any problems. I might just add that I am not married, ha! |
| micktoon:
Alreet John :wave:, Them cores look good enough to eat mate :thumbup: You will be giving the Hairy Bikers a scare at this rate :lol: , not to mention landing yourself with cooking duties if your lass finds out you know how to use the cooker :D They look really good :clap: and well explained too, I am looking forwad to seeing being used in the casting Cheers Mick. |
| Meldonmech:
Hi John The recipe looks interesting I have been using linseed oil in my recipe, and using the kitchen oven. I have not been banned from the house but have come dangerously close. My experience with core making has shown that the composition proportions are critical to ensure success. What ratio of molasses to hot water do you use?, and how many parts of this mix do you add to the recipe? Cheers David |
| doubleboost:
Hi David This should help http://madmodder.net/index.php/topic,7501.0.html I have just orderd some sodium silicate to have a bit play with John |
| Pete W.:
Hi there, John, This might seem a bit off-topic :offtopic: but do the hexagon heads on your hose clips fit a 3 BA spanner? Best regards, Pete W. |
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