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Reply With QuoteThat's what I use. Bigger for purer lead and the 1/2 for harder lead like wheel weights. That way I don't confuse which is which.
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What do u use to make your ingots? I just bought the do it 1 lb block one but only does 2ea and 2ea 1/2 lb ones. Thanks.
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That's what I use. Bigger for purer lead and the 1/2 for harder lead like wheel weights. That way I don't confuse which is which.
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A lot of guys I know use muffin/cupcake pans.
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gonzzOriginally Posted by gonzz
ck this out, might help on your search
https://www.google.com/search?q=ingot+molds&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-
8&client=firefox-b
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I use an old cast iron cornbread pan. The pie wedge type. Triangles.
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I have a Lyman and a Saeco. Always work well for me. The aluminum cools faster when doing lots of them.
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I use a non-stick mini-muffin pan. Ingots just fall out of the pan and very easy to load into my 10 lb. Lee pot.
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Muffin tins for me too
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Cast Iron Muffin tins here as well. I also use old cast iron pans to preheat a lot of my larger chunks of lead before I refine it down to ingots.
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