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GoodSpiritWolf — Huge Fenrir Wolf Head Hammer on Tribal Necklace
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Published: 2016-01-05 16:37:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 1007; Favourites: 62; Downloads: 0
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This pendant necklace features my huge Fenrir Wolf head Mjölnir Thor's Hammer - based on the monstrous Fenrir wolf in Viking Norse mythology. I designed the premium quality 8 strand tribal leather cord necklace to complement the hammer and capture the look of the braided leather cord necklaces worn by early tribal peoples.The pendant comes with my signed Good Spirit Wolf certificate of authenticity, deluxe gift box and velvet jewelry pouch. For more images and details go to:goodspiritwolf.com/products/hu…
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Hi, having an aluminum foundry puts you way ahead of the game. Perhaps you already know this but I'll say it anyway. You can easily make polyclay models of a design then create a mold to cast an aluminum piece from it. Then after you make the piece in aluminum you can have a casting foundry create a mold from your aluminum piece then cast pieces for for you in pewter, bronze, etc. Just ideas and maybe stuff you already know. I suspect there are pewter, bronze, etc casting companies in Canada who you could work with to cast your pieces in other metals.
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Thanks!! So far I've only tried lost foam casting. But I hope to get better materials and a better foundry once I get enough money. Thanks!!
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So as not to delay your creative process why not start now with polyclay to "perfect" your designs. Then using silicone or high polyurethane create a mold from the piece created in polyclay and cast in your aluminum foundry. Again just an idea for you.
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Ya i'll start that! I just need to get the materials. I've just been holding off since I don't have a job at the moment. Thanks again!!
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There might be people on DA who would donate any unused PolyClay to you they have sitting around - or exchange for a finished product. Good Luck!!!
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Thanks again for your advice and tips!!
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I've always wanted to make stuff like that. Do you have an tips on getting started? I've already made an aluminum foundry. And I do some basic blacksmithing.
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