Re: art foundries

From: michael rees (zedand00@sound.net)
Date: Fri Mar 19 1999 - 03:27:44 EET

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ud wrote:
>
> This note might not be related much to the topic of the list, but...
>
> Could anybody on the list suggest an art foundry - casting bronze
> lost wax or sand - preferably in North East US.
>
> If anyone could pass some info on wax suppliers it would be most
> appreciated. I am in Canada - Southern Ontario.
>
> Uga
>

For many resources that you are seeking check:

http://www.sculptor.org/

Also, Kindt Collins in East Lake Ohio (cleveland) has an excellent
variety of waxes.

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