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LINCOLN FIRE CLAY FOR J-CORE?

michael valdez

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posted 11 years ago

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is Lincoln fire clay ok for a poured J-core?
there's no Muddox fire clay in my area.

allen lumley

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Location: Northern New York Zone4-5 the OUTER 'RONDACs percip 36''

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thomas rubino

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Location: latitude 47 N.W. montana zone 6A

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michael; I used lincoln fire clay on my cast core, mixed with perlite ,refractory cement and fiberglass strand . I used matt walkers "plans" to form up my core and my heat riser , everything worked great. Using a piece of sonitube as a sacrificial form for the heat riser was by far the best way for me. Only recommendations i will make are to make sure you have enough fireclay & perlite on hand before you start pouring or like me you will run short in the middle of your pour and have to do a cold joint in the middle of your core .

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michael valdez

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