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The 10 pages that link to Sand casting, each with the reason it gives.

• Lost-wax castingCompared with: Unlike lost-wax casting, it uses a mold that is shaped directly rather than built around a wax model.

• Bronze sculptureRelated: It offers an alternative mold-making route for bronze works and their components.

• Cast ironRelated: Cast iron’s fluidity and melting practice make it well suited to sand molds.

• CastingBroader topic: It makes large or complex metal parts with relatively inexpensive molds.

• Cast iron cookwareRelated: Many cast iron pans are produced in sand molds that define their shape and surface.

• Die castingCompared with: Unlike reusable dies, sand molds suit lower volumes and larger parts.

• FoundryBroader topic: It is a widely used foundry method for making metal parts in varied sizes.

• Dutch ovenRelated: A widely cited account links the cookware's name to Dutch expertise in casting iron in sand molds.

• Investment castingCompared with: Sand casting usually handles larger parts more economically, but gives coarser surfaces.

• Metal castingBroader topic: It handles large parts and varied alloys with relatively inexpensive molds.