Master Metal Casting in Your Home Shop Using your 3D Printer

Have you tried learning from YouTube videos but don't get the results you want?  Are you ready to use your 3D Printer to take your maker skills to a new level? 

Want to start making awesome metal castings NOW? Click HERE!

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Instructor Feedback

Personalized feedback, and your questions answered directly by me.  No more guessing when you run into problems!

Hands-On Learning

Get sand casting QUICKLY, using projects to build and reinforce skills!  Each project gives you something to show off!

Lifetime Access

Enjoy lifetime access to course materials and future updates, and access to the course community of other metal makers.

Useful Projects

Projects educate, but can also be customized, used for practical purposes, or sold for extra cash! 

Multiple Metals

Learn with Bronze and Za-12, 2 excellent casting metals. Techniques apply to ALL metals.

Imagine Creating Beautiful Metal Artworks Right in Your Own Workshop

This course will equip you with the skills and knowledge to turn this dream into reality.  Make your plastic projects into solid bronze (or aluminum, or zamak...) works of art that will stand the test of time.  Learn by making projects that can be sold at art shows, given to others for that impressive personal touch, or used to add a professional look to your multi-media projects.

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Why Metal Casting?

When you learn a new maker skill, you can make lots of things.  When you learn a second maker skill, it doesn't double what you can make.  It quadruples what you can make.  These skills compound exponentially. 

Learning new skills, however, can be challenging.  Wouldn't it be nice if you can use one skill to learn another?

If you have the skills to use a 3D printer, I can use it to teach you sand casting.  That way you aren't stuck only making things in plastic. 

Solid metal is stronger, shinier, and can last millennia.  Don't believe me? Check out your local museum's bronze age exhibit.  

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