Lost Foam aluminum casting
Making of foam models with the MPCNC and lost foam aluminum casting.

Piece made with lost foam or policast casting using a foam model made with my MPCNC:

The model was milled in two phases to make the front and the back:

On the rear face there is a riser that also serves as a downsprue.

After the casting the two rear structures were manually removed:

A second attempt was made using only one riser on the rear face:

The cavity inside the riser is clearly visible:

In this case the foam model was covered with quartz paint and this allowed to obtain a better surface on the piece:

