meltleadalot2693
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I am looking for a used or new ingot mold for really cheap. I would like a Lee, Lyman, RCBS, or any good quality ingot mold that makes bullion style 1 lb lead ingots. Message me if you have one for really cheap.
Looking for cheap used or new ingot mold.
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hunter7711
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I'm curious. Do you do anything but work with lead? Do you pour heads or tye jigs? Or do you just play with lead?
meltleadalot2693
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I like to work with lead. I pour egg sinkers and I make ingots. I have a split shot mold but the lead I have is not soft enough for that. I do want to put my lead pouring to good use and make things.
Jig Man
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hunter7711 said:
The name fits..........:target:
My friend I just use things like asian made cast iron muffin pans , cast iron corn bread stick pans ect . pick them up at flea markets and thrift stores . Never have paid more than 5 bucks for one . Unless somebody gives me one you just don't get any cheaper than that .
LedHed
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mla - If nobody can help you here - Craig's list is a good place to hunt for pouring equipment. Ingot molds on ebay go for ~$20 used. Have found them cheaper at swapmeets & flea markets.
meltleadalot2693
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Thank you for the help. I really appreciate the helpful people I meet here, didn't know you could find them there. I will look for ingot molds at the sources you mentioned, such as Ebay or Craig's list. Thanks again. The reason I was looking for cheap ingot molds, is because I use muffin tins as ingot molds and want something that stacks better.
Jig Man
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While you search you might check out lead weight molds scuba divers use... I used to have one, two, and three pounders. They would stack very well... Could happen!!!
meltleadalot2693
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I will try looking for those. Good tips.
Fatman
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Melt
If you look around you can find the old corn bread pans. They work great, this is one my wife got me at the flea market last year
If you look around you can find the old corn bread pans. They work great, this is one my wife got me at the flea market last year
Hawnjigs
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I got a flea market cast iron bread stick(?) pan that appears to be made by the same mfg. as "Fatman"s. Pours five 6"x1" ingots weighing about 1-1/2 lbs. each. Keeping it, just letting you know its out there.