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>>53965942
>If silver’s 5000 an oz get ready for Weimar bread costing 300

I wouldn't mind at all, I have a nice garden and am good at foraging for wild esculents. I'd pay off every mortgage and loan my friends and family hold and still be able to slurp 2nd-hand cheapies thanks to the distortions in the market from normies not keeping their asking prices current with inflation. The world would be my playground in a weimar scenario.

>>53966005
>Search for 6kg gas melting furnace smelting. I would play about with silver but I know nothing except what I saw on youtube and Im afraid of losing valuable metals

OK thanks anon. You may want a smaller ~1kg crucible for pouring smaller things, a bigboi 6kg crucible is good for big stuff but you'll make a mess trying to pour fiddly little bits of jewelry. If you've never melted any metals before then yeah definitely experiment with your aluminum and copper and whatnot first, make sure you have something to stir and skim off dross slag and get some flux powders to help clean the melt batches. Also with a gas furnace you need to avoid using graphite crucibles, they'll oxidize and "burn" and fail on you.