Re: Introducing the SolusCast resin
Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2017 1:15 am
When will this resin be available in canada?
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Introducing the SolusCast resin
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Re: Introducing the SolusCast resin
Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2017 4:52 pm
Whats the burnout schedule on this like? does it work well for stone in place type casting? (assuming since its resin it won't melt around stones like wax?
Re: Introducing the SolusCast resin
Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2017 5:24 pm
Recommended Investment: Kerr Satin Cast #20 for Platinum use we recommend Ultra-Vest.
1. Regular Castings Ladies Rings, Pendants, Filigree & Intricate Wax Patterns 40 ml water to 100 g powder
2. Heavy Castings Heavy Ladies Rings, Men’s Rings & School Rings 38 ml water to 100 g powder
3. 8 Hour Cycle (Round Flask: (89 x 100 mm)
4. 2 hours @ 300ºF/149ºC - Initial Wax and Water Elimination
5. 1.5 hours @ 725ºF/382ºC - Trapped Wax Elimination
6. 2.5 hours @ 1415ºF/768ºC - Wax Elimination
7. 1 hour @ 1220ºF/660ºC - Complete Elimination
8. 1 hour to Casting Temp
9. Casting
1. Regular Castings Ladies Rings, Pendants, Filigree & Intricate Wax Patterns 40 ml water to 100 g powder
2. Heavy Castings Heavy Ladies Rings, Men’s Rings & School Rings 38 ml water to 100 g powder
3. 8 Hour Cycle (Round Flask: (89 x 100 mm)
4. 2 hours @ 300ºF/149ºC - Initial Wax and Water Elimination
5. 1.5 hours @ 725ºF/382ºC - Trapped Wax Elimination
6. 2.5 hours @ 1415ºF/768ºC - Wax Elimination
7. 1 hour @ 1220ºF/660ºC - Complete Elimination
8. 1 hour to Casting Temp
9. Casting
Re: Introducing the SolusCast resin
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2017 9:57 pm
What does the cool down from 1415 to 1220 buy you in terms of elimination of the ash from the resin?
This is the first time I've seen a staged drop from peak temperature to casting temperature.
This is the first time I've seen a staged drop from peak temperature to casting temperature.
Re: Introducing the SolusCast resin
Posted: Tue Aug 29, 2017 10:12 pm
Wish I could tell you. It's a burnout developed for us by jewelryservices.com
They never miss with their castings. All perfect results, so must be doing something right
They never miss with their castings. All perfect results, so must be doing something right
Re: Introducing the SolusCast resin
Posted: Sat Sep 02, 2017 7:17 am
How much heat (degrees) can SolusCast withstand when put in oven (for annealing) or in the vulcanizer (when making rubber molds) before skin starts to crack?
Re: Introducing the SolusCast resin
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2017 5:46 pm
First Cast was amazing. Used exact recommended burnout and curing instructions. 14kt yellow gold it was a flawless casting. Trying some silver casting today 
Re: Introducing the SolusCast resin
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2017 5:56 pm
goldfish2 wrote:First Cast was amazing. Used exact recommended burnout and curing instructions. 14kt yellow gold it was a flawless casting. Trying some silver casting today
Great news Bill! Please post some pics if you can. You're using our UV curing unit correct?
Re: Introducing the SolusCast resin
Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 1:25 am
I'm having issues getting mine to print. It prints the supports great, but my models don't attache. Iv'e tried three times and get same results with different models. When I opened my bottle there was a lot of gummed up resin at the cap. Even after shacking. Been very busy the last few day and haven't had time to play. And now I may have to get ready for Irma, depending where it goes.
Re: Introducing the SolusCast resin
Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 2:39 am
How thin are the support tips? The initial supports that "hold" the model need to have thicker support tips. At least 0.3mm and ball tips.