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Reply With QuoteYou will be fine, but watch out for moisture . Hot lead and water don't mix. My stuff has been outside in unheated area for over 20 years. Preheat just takes a little longer.
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Trying to move my pouring/tying hobbies outside.
Not a big fan of molds n vices outside, but I think it'll be ok for a lil bit.
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You will be fine, but watch out for moisture . Hot lead and water don't mix. My stuff has been outside in unheated area for over 20 years. Preheat just takes a little longer.
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x2 on the moisture - are you rebuilding your area??
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Thx y'all. Well aware of the moisture when it comes to pouring. Used to clean up a lot of old lead roofing vents outta New Orleans for my lead source.
Just a temporary move for the new baby.
I worry more about my paints than anything.
Considering pouring heads for some side money,,,,,moreso just to keep busy close to home.
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I don't know how much help it would be, but I know they make things for gun safes that keep the moisture out, maybe you could fix up something like that?
Good Luck and hope it all works for you,
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Hope it works for you also. You might keep your eyes open for a mechanics style toolbox, the bottom box with rollers, for storing your molds and stuff. Works real good for me. 3 drawers and a bigger opening at the very bottom, like new at a yard sale for $30
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