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Quick Answer. The melting point of aluminum at sea level is 1,221 degrees Fahrenheit. Measured in Celsius, aluminum will melt at approximately 660 degrees. There are slight variations in the exact melting point of aluminum created by differences in the atmospheric pressure and the purity of the metal. Continue Reading.
Wood's metal has a slightly higher melting point (near 160F/70C) and is less expensive, but it contains lead. Aluminum melts at about 1221 degrees Fahrenheit, which is a heck of a lot hotter than MY oven goes. My guess is you need special equipment both to melt metals and to handle them afterward. I wouldn't try it at home.