casting
#21
RE: casting
Corey
I am getting ready to get into Casting my self just joined the cast boolit forums man what a great bunch of guys over there also CHECK IT OUT one guy has offerd to meat and set up his pot and help me out also , I tell you I don't care what any one says you just can't beat the fellers that you meet on these forums.
www.castboolits.gunloads.com
I am getting ready to get into Casting my self just joined the cast boolit forums man what a great bunch of guys over there also CHECK IT OUT one guy has offerd to meat and set up his pot and help me out also , I tell you I don't care what any one says you just can't beat the fellers that you meet on these forums.
www.castboolits.gunloads.com
#23
RE: casting
ORIGINAL: cascadedad
One cost savings tip I heard from Underclocked.........ALL WAYS cast boolits nekkid, dat way ya willnut burn holes in yer cloths. True Story!
One cost savings tip I heard from Underclocked.........ALL WAYS cast boolits nekkid, dat way ya willnut burn holes in yer cloths. True Story!
#24
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Rivesville, WV
Posts: 3,192
RE: casting
ORIGINAL: Indiana SmokePole
Corey
I am getting ready to get into Casting my self just joined the cast boolit forums man what a great bunch of guys over there also CHECK IT OUT one guy has offerd to meat and set up his pot and help me out also , I tell you I don't care what any one says you just can't beat the fellers that you meet on these forums.
www.castbullits.com
Corey
I am getting ready to get into Casting my self just joined the cast boolit forums man what a great bunch of guys over there also CHECK IT OUT one guy has offerd to meat and set up his pot and help me out also , I tell you I don't care what any one says you just can't beat the fellers that you meet on these forums.
www.castbullits.com
#27
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 3,092
RE: casting
Corey, start saving the aluminum pans that come with store-bought pies or pot pies. Anything of aluminum that is worthy of catching a bit of lead. You will find out later just how handy they are.
You need to find
-either a cast iron or cast aluminum (thick) pot to melt in
- a heat source
- a nice chuck of clean wood dowel or stick(or several) to stir your melt
- sawdust for fluxing, cedar should work
- something to use as a ladle for the pouring
- make a drop box and fill with something to cushion the fall of the bullets from the mold, can be a cardboard box and old towels or rags
- something like an old hammer handle would be great for tapping the sprue cutter (never directly tap the mold body)
- a pair of needle nose pliers is often useful to have nearby
-a lube and method of application (pan lubing is easy but takes longer due to cleanup of bullets), lots of recipes for simple lube around
- boxes to store you bullets
and look at this page http://sunrisearchery.com/bullet.htm
You need to find
-either a cast iron or cast aluminum (thick) pot to melt in
- a heat source
- a nice chuck of clean wood dowel or stick(or several) to stir your melt
- sawdust for fluxing, cedar should work
- something to use as a ladle for the pouring
- make a drop box and fill with something to cushion the fall of the bullets from the mold, can be a cardboard box and old towels or rags
- something like an old hammer handle would be great for tapping the sprue cutter (never directly tap the mold body)
- a pair of needle nose pliers is often useful to have nearby
-a lube and method of application (pan lubing is easy but takes longer due to cleanup of bullets), lots of recipes for simple lube around
- boxes to store you bullets
and look at this page http://sunrisearchery.com/bullet.htm
#29
RE: casting
Corey,
Underclocked mentioned Lubes and methods.
Here's a link to a discussion we had just about a year ago.
Valuable info here. I've printed out a lot of it and it's in a notebook on my reloading bench.
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2002671&mpage=1&key=lube%2crecip es&#2002671
Underclocked mentioned Lubes and methods.
Here's a link to a discussion we had just about a year ago.
Valuable info here. I've printed out a lot of it and it's in a notebook on my reloading bench.
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2002671&mpage=1&key=lube%2crecip es&#2002671