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Making Aluminum Ingots from Beer Cans

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First published at 00:26 UTC on September 13th, 2021.

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#metalwork

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In this video I melt aluminum cans without using a gas or electric furnace. Just a simple set up using wood for the fuel and a cheap hair dryer to force air into the coals. The furnace is a piece of steel pipe encased in sand and bricks. This method is not the most economic way to make ingots but it works if you don't have a gas fired or electric furnace.
***Disclaimer***
This video is for entertainment purposes only. Do not try this at home unless you know what you are doing. Working with molten metal is hazardous. Always use necessary safety precautions.

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