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Doug, if you would just move your finger about an
inch! But you can see how tight this area is for any lettering. I think they
made cast-iron pieces similar to "Gummy Bears." For Gummy Bears they have corn
starch and impress molds into them, then make pour them. In cast-iron they use
sand and then pour in the iron. Sort of. Photo thanks to Doug Hamilton |
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