Home Metal Casting For The Hobby Metal Worker.

Armed with the correct knowledge it is quite feasible to melt and cast metal in the home workshop, thousands of people the world over are involved in it right now, there's no reason why you couldn't try your hand at hobby metal casting too.

But don't attempt metal casting if you have no prior knowledge, or experience in this field, you need to learn about the basic techniques and methods used in this ancient metal craft.

There are also many personal safety aspects to consider, remember, you'll be handling molten metals at extremely high temperatures.
There is an element of danger involved in the hobby, but with a commonsense approach to safety, and by being extremely careful, accidents should not happen.

So just where do you learn about hobby metal casting techniques?

There are many books available about the subject, some are highly technical and perhaps difficult to understand. Many books are written purely for the metal casting industry, the hobby worker
would find industry specific technical writing very difficult to understand, and find it next to impossible to reduce the high-tech writing down to a hobby level of understanding.

One of the best ways to learn the craft is to have, or arrange for someone to train or coach you, over a period of time in your own small foundry, you'll quickly learn how to create sand moulds, how to build equipment, and many other things that you need to know.

But, for most people, one on one mentoring is just a dream. And, as time goes on, there are less people around to provide the personal hands on method of teaching metal casting.

The only way most people can obtain this kind of training is by enrolling in a foundry course at a trade school, and trade school tuition, while being very good, could be an expensive option. Some people, due to distance from trade colleges, may find it impossible to attend a trade teaching facility.

What is the next best option for someone wanting to learn about the fascinating craft of Metal Casting?

The internet is one of the great providers of information today…there are millions of web sites on the net which deliver information on all kinds of subjects.

You need to find one that is specific to the information you are searching for.

While some web sites list hard cover books for sale, which can take many days, or even weeks to be delivered, the ultimate way to get the information you want almost straight away is by downloading high quality, subject specific information in ebook form,which focus on the best practical methods to use for consistent results.

Information rich ebooks can be ownloaded and installed on your computer with all the information you require in less than 10 minutes. And all within the comfort of your own home, there is no need to fight your way down to the local shopping centre, or put up with the never ending streams of traffic on the roads.

It's just so easy to order and pay for ebooks from your own computer.

With just a few clicks of your mouse you'll have all the information you'll need to get you up and running with hobby metal casting in no time at all
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One of the most popular hobby metal casting web sites on the net is: http://www.myhomefoundry.com this is an Australian owned web site, which provides quality information for the hobby foundry worker. You can also sign up for the free ezine while your
visiting the web site.

The information seeking hobby foundry worker can download free ebooks as samples to read before deciding to buy the full version ebooks.

The author also provides ongoing consulting service to help the novice through the early learning period…very few ebook authors provide that kind of service, and you certainly wont find service like that from any other book reseller.


The best start you could make right now would be to visit the web site above and start learning about your new hobby of metal casting.

The Home foundry
Waldara
Australia
colin@myhomefoundry.com