Plaster Disposal

A good casting tip I got off Orchid a few years ago that stands
repeating, is, after you have poured off the water from your buckets
of casting slurry, roll up four newspapers and poke them halfway into
the wet slurry. They will evaporate the water off much faster than
you would believe, leaving you with almost dry plaster for disposal.
You can use the papers for the next bucket. (This tip does not work
if you leave the buckets out in the rain).

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regards Tim.

Which brings another question to mind…is there anything useful
to do with the stuff besides adding to the landfill?

you can use it as a bulking agent for larger moulds. have you any
designs for large glass castings? Other than that it is just
hazardous waste.

Nick

We use spent investment as a heat shield for soldering. Put a
spoonful in a melting dish, wet it, same as people use wet sand.
That’s only a few spoonfuls a year, though…

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