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Subject: melts high
Name:
booly
Date: 4/17/2002 6:05:11 AM (GMT-7)
IP Address: 62.253.32.6
In Reply to: Nope again posted by
 ludicrous
Message:
at 1234 Kelvin which is I think 961 Centigrade wheras 1356 Kelvins 1183 C is Copper, lead is 600 Kelvins or 327 C
In other words you have to get it really a lot hot to cast it.
Better off selling it to a silver smith and buying an alpha ROFL
I suppose you could smith it into something like a Zalman flower by heating and hammering or machine rolling the ingots into a thick foil and machine grind the clamped bottom of the stack flat smooth, then you would need to have a window in your side panel and metal halide spots  with gilt edged RAM sinks.
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