Making Sand Cast Aluminum Car Club Plaques
Penny’s Hot Rods & Customs is casting hot rod car club plaques out of aluminum.
This project entails 3D Printing and using Petrobond sand, a Foundry, and Crucible.
First, they use a 3D printer to make a copy of the plaques, then make a mold using Petrobond sand. Aluminum is melted and poured into the molds.
3 plaques for 3 YouTube friends were made…
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