Spin casting, also known as centrifugal casting, molten material (often zinc, tin, pewter or an alloy blend) is poured into a spinning silicone or rubber mold which creates centrifugal force that distributes the metal into the crevices of the old.…

Die casting is the next level of making medals. The process involves flowing molten metal into a mold containing the image. Zinc is the most commonly used metal in die casting because of its low melting point. The die itself…

Dir striking is considered to the the premier method for making medallic products. In this process, a solid metal blank is placed in a large stamping press and a steel die containing a two or three dimensional image strikes the…

Sandcarving is the process of using high pressure and an enclosed machine to methodically “chip away” the surface of the subject, with a specific type of sand. Using a special film printed with the design, the surface of the object…