Yeah, but from the looks of it.. that's 4 bottles of wine. If they have good/expensive taste that can run you up fast on a dinner tab.
Unrelated, another Saturday, another day I get bored and melt down metal... Today was the result of a few months back when I had to get a new roof on Chez Haus. It included new rain gutters. The guys said "We even haul off the old rain gutters at no charge!" to which i said.. WOAH.. Hol Up! One house of used rain gutters == around 22 pounds of Aluminum and a lot more play pirate coins to give out on Halloween.
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I got these off the internets but I might still have some of these.
Honestly, if you could find a 3d print file for these, or a way I could get samples (without paying for an ounce gold coin of course) I could probably sand cast them. That is how I make most of the coins I produce. I use a resin printer to print a high res copy, then sand cast. Here's an example... From left to right it's Zinc, Aluminum, Copper, then three in Brass.
Honestly, if you could find a 3d print file for these, or a way I could get samples (without paying for an ounce gold coin of course) I could probably sand cast them. That is how I make most of the coins I produce. I use a resin printer to print a high res copy, then sand cast. Here's an example... From left to right it's Zinc, Aluminum, Copper, then three in Brass.
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It's not perfect, but those were also some of the first I did and I've been improving. To give you an idea of how it's been improving, if you saw the FOH belt buckcle a few pages back, this was the progression towards that ;
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It's insane what I consider a "relaxing hobby" I guess. heh
I got radically different results;