Casting foundry sought

[Robin Craig]

Thank you for all the replies and thoughts.

I am in contact with Karl at Alloy Foundry in Merrickville.

I will let you know what transpires as we go forward.

I would say, that I suspected they would be the answer but I just don't presume anything anymore, we have a lot of resources available to us these days, as I found out when I was looking for a black oxide coating company.

What was the catch phrase? "Film at eleven".

[Matthew P]

Any Amish that far north? Our go to in this region is an Amish foundry in south easter Pennsylvania. But that's this side of the border and won't help you. I think they only do small runs.

Matt

[Robin Craig]

Matt

I might ask you one day to take my master to them for an estimate at some time if that is possible

The postal and courier systems are still crossing the border

[Matthew P]

Robin,

You may not have to post it to me at all. Here's a bit of information on them. I personally haven't ordered any castings yet. But I know others who have including my father. And the process was just as described in the link here. Mail them the pattern with the type of metal and quantity desired and a while later get the pattern and castings back along with an invoice.

http://wiki.vintagemachinery.org/FoundrySources.ashx

Matt

[Jordan Baker]

http://www.lakefoundry.com/index.html

Located in Grimsby. Advertising they do qty of 1.

Found via google

[Robin Craig]

Thank you Jordan and Matt, great options

Robin