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RFCasting07 Sep 2016 10:40 a.m. PST

Sorry to have to link to my Facebook page, but as per the title, does anyone know a lot about their machines and can tell me more about mine? As a relative newbie its the only one Ive ever had. "Fine arts casting machinery" but Ive heard its just a UK rebrand of one manufactured by someone else.
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martin goddard Sponsoring Member of TMP07 Sep 2016 1:07 p.m. PST

Bob Eastough owned fine art castings. `He was not well when i knew him…some sort of degenerative disease. He might still be alive but i expect he is long gone (f not,sorry Bob). Based in Andover. Last saw him 30 years ago. His machines were fine for that time.


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RFCasting07 Sep 2016 5:50 p.m. PST

So its probably even older than me then! (Im under 30.) Interesting. As I said on facebook its third-hand so I didnt even know anything about the company on the name plate. The owner before me put a new motor and speed controller in but didnt touch the casing.
I heard that bob-weight machines arent even manufactured anymore due to some sort of safety legislation. Is that true?

martin goddard Sponsoring Member of TMP08 Sep 2016 3:08 a.m. PST

It is such a small market for machines that companies come and go. They are also very expensive for what they are, due to rarity! There are other bob weight machines around though.


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wargamer611 Nov 2016 6:03 a.m. PST

The Vulcaniser looks like a SEBA one

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