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I'm gonna order a pot tonight to start my pouring adventure, which pot would you guys suggest for a starter. I've seen a lot of lee pots in videos and the such but thought I'd ask here. Thanks guys
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I purchased the Lee then further research led me to the RCBS for one reason.
The Lee requires constant 'fiddling' and I am not a 'fiddling' guy.
It's 'fix it and forget it' for me.
Never had one 'fiddling' moment.
It's plug it in, use it, turn it off until next time.
I definitely don't want to be fiddling, I want to pour jigs not mess with the pot
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I don't know if you already got one or not, but this would probably get more replies on the Painting and Pouring Jigheads board? here is a link.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArkieJason
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/pouri...ting-jigheads/
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I didn't realize I posted this in the wrong spot, that's for letting me know skip. I bought the lee 10 pound pot. We'll see what happens lol
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You got the Lee 10-4 production pot?
Yes that's the one I ordered
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If the spout goes to dripping place a screwdriver in the slot on top of the stem, twist back and forth a few times.
If the spout flow isn't good use a bent paper clip to clear it.
I use a long teaspoon to scrape the sides and stem when the lead is melted before production to get the crud out.
I add about a pea size piece of wax to the melt, stir as it burns, it will flame up. Any kind of wax will do.
Thanks for the tips canebreaker everything but the lead showed up today , so might be pouring this weekend. Kinda went off the deep end, ordered a fluid bed and powder paints also
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I know nothing about powder paints, can't help you there. I have lots of lead, alloy and zinc.
Do it in a well vented area! Wear a good respirator!