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- Above:
Gerry Sweetmore, Commercial Pattern Shop Manager
- checking the measurements on the
new pattern.
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- Above:
Paul Turner, mould maker holding the new
- pattern prior to the impression
being made in the sand.
- Above:
The mould now ready to received the cast.
- Above:
Foundry supervisor Roy Johnson and metal
caster
- Malcolm Web pour the white hot SG
grade iron into the moulds.
Above: Hot
gasses and flame leap out of the vent holes on the mould.
September 2004
- Above: The complicated shuttering is installed
- in the access shaft on the three way junction.
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