Mule

What is the boring composition chart you see above?  This is the composition of a tricone cone I sent to Metaltest in Washington state to have tested.   I'm in the process of getting my lathe set up to start spinning my own resonator cones which is a new adventure for me. I think there's a certain amount of voodoo involved with resonator cones simply because so few people do it, so there isn't a lot of information on it.  The internet starts trying to fill in the gaps and the voodoo is born.  I think the beauty of making things is that there isn't any voodoo involved.  There is material and there is technique.  And then there are the important things like ambition and persistence.  I would love if there were 20 people in the world spinning cones.  Imagine what we could come up with?  Maybe seeing this information will spark something inside your head that this is something you want to do-CAN do- and you'll create something great. As you can see, it's  most likely 3003. An alloy used for spinning, drawing etc.