Description 2 – The Delft Clay Method is a highly refined form of sand casting that substitutes genuine Delft Clay from Holland for ordinary casting sand. The process was invented by Hans Karreman, a Dutch goldsmith. Delft Clay is much finer than casting sand, providing remarkably sharp and highly detailed castings in gold, silver, copper-based alloys, pewter, etc. Castings require very little finishing work. Once you have cast your piece, the Delft Clay can be re-used. Since this is a cold-molding process, molds can be made from patterns composed of wood, wax, epoxy, plastics, and, of course, metal. Because this is a type of sand casting, it is best suited to producing castings without pronounced undercuts. Free FedEx 2Day shipping Made in Holland. 4.4lbs each Share:Share on X (Twitter)Share on Facebook
Specifications
- Size (Inch)17
- Resolution1280 x 1024
- Aspect Ratio5:4
- Panel TypeTN
- Brightness (Min.) [cd/m²]150 cd/m²
- Color Gamut (Typ.)NTSC 72%(CIE1931)
- Contrast Ratio (Typ.)1000:1
- AC Input100~240V (50/60Hz)
