Re: Titanium Casters

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This would be a great question on which to search the list archives at

http://bart.lpt.fi/archives/
 
Lots of leads in the "most recent" section. I don't personally know
whether they're any good, but there it is for what it's worth.

As a footnote, my studio-mate got some Sanders waxes of body jewelry
cast in Ti, and while the castings from this foundry were generally
poor (you don't want to know their name), the Sanders waxes showed a
_lot_ of uniform porosity. So I'd say: seal, seal, seal.

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