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Getting old and thinking of my passing. I and my wife will be cremated. I know, this is morbid, but I’m serious. Why have some Urn that is only good for setting in some box that nobody wants. My ashes will be spread in my lake. I don’t have children.
My idea. A cast iron pot with lid and pertinent info engraved and a saying such as “ Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust. Your food will taste better cooked in my Crust” Or something. That way, it’s a useable item no matter who gets it. I hate waste. Please don’t steal my idea! Does that increase my carbon footprint ![]() |
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I love it!
![]() A cast iron pot with lid and pertinent info engraved and a saying such as “ Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust. Your food will taste better cooked in my Crust”
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I've never engraved cast iron but I've milled and drilled a lot of it. Expect the metal to break out instead of cutting out. Loads of contaminates like casting sand. Voids. Post some pictures of your attempt if you have time. Best of luck.
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Don't know if a horseshoe counts as cast iron but I've engraved several horseshoes and they engraved pretty well considering they were well used.
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