Lecture

Lost Wax Process and Croning Method

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Description

This lecture covers the lost wax process, from duplicative processes to models, where wax models are glued together to form a cluster and surrounded by a shell. It also introduces the Croning method for non-permanent molds, involving the deposition of a binder and sintering at high temperatures.

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