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Owen_Dyneto

Re: Home Made Packard Parts

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Congratulations! A very nice piece of workmanship!!

Posted on: 2012/4/18 8:51

Randy Berger

Re: Home Made Packard Parts

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Aah yes Kirksite, a wonderful material with almost no shrinkage. We used it in the foundry to make patterns that were going to see a lot of use. I did make some toy-train parts out of it using a sand casting method.
Packard used Kirksite dies to make the 56 Caribbean hoods.

Posted on: 2012/4/18 9:27