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 | | This is a big cuttlebone, around 10 inches long, and is big enough to use for both sides of the cast. |
 | | When the impression is initially made and the halves are pressed together with the original still inside, either cut notches or draw lines that can be alligned as you tape the sides together. |
 | | I have a fireproof surface, scrap silver, borax flux, the cuttlebone in a can to hold it upright, another can of water to quench the cast after pouring and my ceramic crucible and tongs. |
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