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    Congratulations Scott on designing and working through to this point. I think it looks great and await to see the final finish. Cheers mate
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    Very interesting. Good job getting here.

    It looks rather heavy, though. What is it weighing in at rough cast?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ShaunMaxwell View Post
    Very cool! Can't wait to see what's next...
    Quote Originally Posted by Downunder Kilt View Post
    Congratulations Scott on designing and working through to this point. I think it looks great and await to see the final finish. Cheers mate
    Thanks guys!

    Quote Originally Posted by Calico View Post
    Very interesting. Good job getting here.

    It looks rather heavy, though. What is it weighing in at rough cast?
    It looks heavy, but it's really not much heavier than a built-up.

    I have davidlpope's built up cantle here that I'm putting a new bag on. His comes in at ~12oz, my cast version is ~14oz before additional grinding.
    I need to take a few .001ths of an inch off the outer faces yet, and the inside has a fair bit of grinding.

    The knobs will add a bit of weight, but not too much.

    I'll reweigh everything after I get a final grind.

    The big bonus of the cast version is it will NEVER break. No long joins to come apart. Nothing to twist out of alignment.

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