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Old 8th October 2006, 06:45 PM   #2
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Yes. The mould is spun like in a sling shot. Today this can be done with a machine, centrifugal casting in some kind of spinner. This must of been a risky pass time. I do not know what size limits there must been. Hardness would also depend on the alloy.
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