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- Thread starter L King
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I think I read somewhere that you could make a cast iron skillet at home. Not sure if this was true or not, I understand the necessary processes needed and found this interesting if true. But if it was true someone would need to supply a pattern for the casting. Calling it a kit might just be me projecting my 21st century nomenclature.
If anyone was doing homemade castings, they were more likely of easily-melted aluminum and used an existing cast iron pan for a pattern. Melting iron is an entirely more difficult and resource-intensive proposition, one that a person just wanting a cast iron pan would find extremely cost-ineffective.