gas rc boats parts
Posted July 18, 2008
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What is the easiest way to melt down aluminum cans?
I’d like to know because I have a gas powered RC boat and I’d like to make some positives to make spare part molds. The company is no longer in business and no other company picked up production of the model. Parts for this model are becoming harder and harder to find.
Thanks for any info.
Check out these links might help:
http://mikegigi.com/meltmetl.htm
http://ezinearticles.com/?Melting-and-Recovery-Of-Aluminium-Drink-Cans,-Swarf,-and-Bottle-Tops&id=86089
Homemade R.C. boat made of junk Lama V3 parts, 3 pop bottles. Dubbed “The Hydroprop”.