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First Block Casting

edlea

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Today I took delivery of my second lot of PE resin this time a 5 kg tub rather than the miserly 1 Kg tin that I ordered the other week. So seeing that I had decent quantity to play with I decided to put away the PVC piping and try my hand at block casting, I also though it time that I progressed from single and two pour colours to a three colour pour. I am quite chuffed with the results.

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Buckeye

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Ed, they are top notch, anyone would be happy to buy those, don't undersell yourself:thumbs:

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They are well good Ed love em mate I just paid good money for 6 just like then in fact I prefer your
 
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There you go Ed, something new for you and a great job as well.

Spot on, as others have said, get them sold to return some of the outlay or at least pay towards your own blanks.
 
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