A Goldsmiths Advice
To line the inside of a pipe, we first find safety equipment; Next, we secure the pipe in place and point it in the correct direction, so molten gold doesn't set fire to the workshop. (when it has been poured through)
After this, we gather the unrefined gold and gently lower it into the furnace until molten, then separate any impurities. Once refined, we pour the gold through the pipe (wearing safety equipment), making sure none of it spills in the process.
We leave the pipe to settle until cool;
To create thicker layers of gold within the pipe, we repeat the same process. If the gold is molten, refined, and moving through, the pipe will not block or burst. If the pipe is pointing in the correct direction, there will be no wasted gold or fire hazard.
Minor burns are expected and managed during the process.
I Am the goldsmith. This is my advice.
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