Melting

[ironman]

Anyone know of the best way to melt silver to make bars or inguts

 

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[PYRATE]

lots of stuff on the web for making foundries with easily found items: search google for "coffee can foundry"

it will be cheaper and easier (but far less fun) to locate someone who already has a foundry for this purpose. Check at your local community college or with a silversmith or custom jeweler.

 

[spartacus53]

I think Ronco is coming out with a small foundry, "you just set it, and forget it"

 

[ticm]

I think Ronco is coming out with a small foundry, "you just set it, and forget it"

LMAO $19.95 right.

 

[stefen]

I think Ronco is coming out with a small foundry, "you just set it, and forget it"

Ronco has a funeral-type foundary asurred to melt silver and gold fillings...in with the ashes...

 

[deepskyal]

LMAO $19.95 right.

If they throw in a second one free, I'd pay the seperate shipping and handling for them.

Al

 

[Jason in Enid]

Now for the important question. Why on earth would you want to melt down coins and jewelry of known composition into a bar that is no longer a known quality to a future buyer?

 

[ironman]

Now for the important question. Why on earth would you want to melt down coins and jewelry of known composition into a bar that is no longer a known quality to a future buyer?

Well I was asking about this b4 I totally realized what you just asked after talking with a coin dealer I don't want to do that but if I happens to find some scrap or such it might b fun to play with

 

[ironman]

What I mean is i asked about melting b4 I talked with a coin dealer and he schooled me lol