Metalworking craftsman Seth Robinson of Robinson Foundry conducted a fascinating experiment where he poured molten aluminum into a long spiral marlin spike shell, which once belonged to an auger snail, in order to see if he could create a perfect casting of the shell’s interior.
I will be pouring molten aluminum into a seashell in an attempt to create a perfect casting of the internal structure.
The experiment went just as planned and Robinson wound up with the perfect cast.
I then melted aluminum in my DIY home foundry and poured it inside the shell. I then broke the casting out of the shell and cleaned it up.
via The Awesomer
