<transcript><audio_18>we made the if if the part that you were making had an opening had an empty area we made the cores and that went into the molds and then poured the molten metal in and of course</transcript><transcript><audio_19>steel shrinks and as it uh solidifies as it cools and solidifies it has to have an extra amount of metal to feed the part to make the part solid and the real trick if you will the real craftsmanship</transcript><transcript><audio_20>in the industry is knowing where and how to put these feeders so that the part is as solid as possible um we also besides the loose moles the loose sand moles there was a</transcript><transcript><audio_21>binder material that we could make put with the sand that would make it firm and hard and would standand Alum so there were you know several different things we utilized all of those there a</transcript><transcript><audio_22>lot of Science in making steel yes absolutely well I see I love that one of my lifelong things is just understanding more you know about well just about the world I do like science specifically too but I it's so I like to hear sort of</transcript><transcript><audio_23>like learn a little bit because I wouldn't have been able to tell you what exactly Foundry does I don't know if I had that story the right way but now I do so thank you for explaining the process you are welcome and it is so</transcript> we made the if if the part that you were making had an opening had an empty area we made the cores and that went into the molds and then poured the molten metal in and of course steel shrinks and as it uh solidifies as it cools and solidifies it has to have an extra amount of metal to feed the part to make the part solid and the real trick if you will the real craftsmanship in the industry is knowing where and how to put these feeders so that the part is as solid as possible um we also besides the loose moles the loose sand moles there was a binder material that we could make put with the sand that would make it firm and hard and would standand Alum so there were you know several different things we utilized all of those there a lot of Science in making steel yes absolutely well I see I love that one of my lifelong things is just understanding more you know about well just about the world I do like science specifically too but I it's so I like to hear sort of like learn a little bit because I wouldn't have been able to tell you what exactly Foundry does I don't know if I had that story the right way but now I do so thank you for explaining the process you are welcome and it is so
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