Foundry in a Box

Kent City FiB 2025

By on May 13, 2025 in Foundry in a Box |

Thanks to Andy, John, Laurie, Bruce, Al, Scott, Len and Randy for volunteering at Kent City High School for the Foundry in a Box demonstration. Mr Boyd has us in for three of his classes. We had a total of about 60...

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Whitehall HS FiB 2025

By on May 2, 2025 in Foundry in a Box |

Thanks to Andy, Al, John, Laurie, Len, Marty, Scott, Randy and Jacob for volunteering at Whitehall High School. Special thanks to Jacob Mulder. He was an AFS stipend recipient from the West Michigan Chapter. He is going to Michigan Tech University. I asked him if he would like to check out how sand casting works. Jacob is looking for part time work this summer. Hope the foundry community can keep him. Whitehall teacher Jeremy Shaeffer has two classes that made their own 3d printed patterns. He had the patterns already mounted and the students packed and poured their creations. Last semester we furnished Jeremy with sand and flasks. He has his “sandbox” right by the 3d printer so students can check to see if sand will draw off their patterns. We really had some good castings. Jeremy’s classes are a good source for providing us the new...

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Oakridge 2025 STEM Night

By on Apr 2, 2025 in Foundry in a Box |

Thank you again for your donation as well as attending our STEM Night with Foundry in a Box. Community partners like you, and Eagle Alloy, are greatly appreciated and directly contribute to our school success. We look forward to working with you again in...

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Whitehall High School FiB December 2024

By on Dec 17, 2024 in Foundry in a Box |

Thanks to Andy, Al, Beth, John, Laurie, Len, Marty, and Scott who volunteered for a demonstration at Whitehall High School. Jeremy Shaeffer invited our group in to mold some 3d printed patterns his engineering class made themselves. They did a really good job. We were joined by one of our previous FiB coordinators and past president of our local American Foundry Association Jim Perrault....

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