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Chapter 11, Problem 29QLP
Referring to Fig. 11.3, do you think it is necessary to weigh down or clamp the two halves of the mold? Explain your reasons. Do you think that the kind of metal cast, such as gray cast iron versus aluminum, should make a difference in the clamping force? Explain.
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