You sell old scrap lead?

Sorry... since the format changed, I do not know how to post pictures on the site..And with dial up service [yes it still exists], it make for very slow times on the computer. Best I can describe is if you take two small fry pans and then have the bottoms rounded slightly,put them face to face. Make a very tight fitting space and insert a ss plate [about 18 gauge about 4 inches by 66 1/2 inches] into one side. Leave a space for an attachment loop. Pour lead into a vent hole and there you have it. I built mine on my milling machine from two blocks of aluminum. Keyed them so that they will match up perfectly and went from there. Sorry I have no pictures... you might google it and see where that gets you Cheers Bartholomewroberts
 

Sorry... since the format changed, I do not know how to post pictures on the site..And with dial up service [yes it still exists], it make for very slow times on the computer. Best I can describe is if you take two small fry pans and then have the bottoms rounded slightly,put them face to face. Make a very tight fitting space and insert a ss plate [about 18 gauge about 4 inches by 6 1/2 inches] into one side. Leave a space for an attachment loop. Pour lead into a vent hole and there you have it. I built mine on my milling machine from two blocks of aluminum. Keyed them so that they will match up perfectly and went from there. Sorry I have no pictures... you might google it and see where that gets you Cheers Bartholomewroberts
 

Pewter is melts at a lower temp than than lead ( its mostly tin)

My son and I used an old Gilbert Casting set to make pewter soldiers. It is meant for lead but works well for pewter too
 

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