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Hello!
Setting up electroforming rig, and got the following results:
I followed this recipe for my solution, but i doubled it to make 2000ml of solution:
200g copper sulfate pentahydrate .05ml hydrochloric acid 40ml sulfuric acid 1000ml distilled water
I 3D printed a .5 inch cube, and used the surface area calculator here: https://www.calculator.net/surface-area-calculator.html#cube
I have a full DC powersource, and followed the formula surface area x .1 = amps. So I set it to .15
I also followed a suggested formula based on the guage of my wire anode, that was surface area/.33 x2 for the length of copper wire, and got 9.09 inches. I used 10 inches so I had an inch out of the solution.
I have my solution set up in a large glass beaker, on a heated stirring plate, and warmed the solution and kept mild agitation going.
The result pictured is over 12 hours electroforming at consistent .15 amps.
Comments?
Edit: wrong unit of measurement on the copper sulfate pentahydrate
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