Tien-min Gabriel Chu wrote:
> How small is small?
> At dental school, we use centrifugal force casting machines that is about
> 4'x4'x2' to cast dental crowns and denture frames.
That's pretty small for an investment casting foundry! Is this a machine that
is operated in a typical dentist's office? Is it pretty self-contained, easy to
use, and clean?
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