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How to melt aluminum
Position your foundry.
Set your foundry in a metal stand or on an insulated surface (like gravel, sand, or bare earth; concrete could crack from spills). Make sure that the surface can withstand the more than 1220 degrees fahrenheit (660 degrees celsius) needed to melt the aluminum.
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i. Do not heat it in the oven; you want it cool enough for cooking. Hot iron will typically react badly with your forging iron to melt it (the proper temperature).;
ii. Take your foundry case or container off the surface. Wrap your thermometer into each to prevent it from setting off on fire.;
iii. Make sure the surface is cool enough and moist. Otherwise the texture of your prototype will be discolored, brittle, and unappealing.;
iv. Avoid any wooden or plastic surfaces because they will melt or burn. For the best results, set your foundry in a sturdy metal stand that will not easily tip over.;
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