Lodge divided rectangle mini server

[1911]

If anyone needs ingot molds they work good.

Bar weight is about 3lbs.

https://secure.lodgemfg.com/storefront/storeimages/%7B8AA7D0C6-13F8-4ABF-BA81-7C4ED2E17E2F%7D_LMSDRC.jpg

[Idaho Sharpshooter]

I don't suppose you'd care to provide us with a source for these...?

Rich

[1911]

Here's a few links you could try.

I got mine at kitchencollection.com


http://www.kitchencollection.com/Temp_Products.cfm?sku=00144463

http://www.katom.com/261-LMSDRC.html?cid=googlebase&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=CSE&utm_campaign=CSE&zmam=29342707&zmas=1&zmac=1&zmap=261-LMSDRC

http://www.shopperschoice.com/item_name_Lodge-Servers-12-Oz-Mini-Cast-Iron-Server-LMSDRC_item_2498101.html?source=froogle

http://www.amazon.com/Lodge-Ounce-Rectangular-Divided-Server/dp/B0017SZR5W

http://www.wasserstrom.com/restaurant-supplies-equipment/Product_105334

[PbHurler]

Sweet,
I may have to hunt some of these up locally (can always use some more varieties of ingot moulds). Can you tell me what the "per ingot" dimensions are?
Thanks

[zuke]

Wow,quite the price range!

[Idaho Sharpshooter]

Thank You!

I have about four alloy blends I use on a regular basis. I bought a pair of the cornbread moulds awhile back, for use in the Lead/Antimony alloy I bought.

[Scott_In_OKC]

Times like this is when I love Amazon Prime. $14.60 delivered with two day shipping!

According to Lodge, the dimension of each section is 2 7/16" x 4" x 1 1/16".

[Walter Laich]

Isn't Amazon charging state sales tax now?

I know they are for Texas

[Jim Flinchbaugh]

I've had one of those for a year now, the ingots stack nicely

[Scott_In_OKC]

Isn't Amazon charging state sales tax now?

I know they are for Texas

Not for Oklahoma ...yet.

[1911]

The dimensions of the center bar is 2 1/2" x 4" x 1" the two outside bars are 2 3/8" x 4" x 1"




Wow,quite the price range!

The $39.90 is for a case of 4.

[mold maker]

Thanks, I've been looking for a new shape, and or size, for ingots. I've been afraid of Chinese cast, and what is locally available is either too thin aluminum, assembles, or nonstick.

[BK7saum]

Thanks for the heads-up. I'll have to check my casting pot to make sure an ingot that size will fit.

[Salmon-boy]

I have 5 of these sitting on my casting bench now. Have a friend in the kitchen supply business who gave me a deal on them. I might have to pick up some more!

[Idaho Sharpshooter]

BK,

consider the cast iron cornbread muffin pans. $7.99 last I looked at a restaurant supply house nearby.

Rich

[Dale53]

On the other hand, if you weld (or, in my case, has a friend who does) angle iron ingot moulds will work well, also. My favorites are of 2" angle iron about 6" long. They make up an ingot weighing from 3.5-5 lbs. depending on how high you fill them:

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj80/Dale53/QIngotmoulds031.jpg

Be sure and allow a bit of "draft" in the handles (slant them slightly so that they release the ingots easily).

FWIW
Dale53

[H.Callahan]

On the other hand, if you weld (or, in my case, has a friend who does)
Ahhh.... The operative clause.

[sargenv]

Just make sure they weld well, I had an ingot mold made up by a friend and he wasn't too careful, I'd pour the ingot and the lead would work it's way into a small cavity in the weld and I had to fight the mold to release the ingot. I finally gave up on it.

I have two of the flat ingot molds mentioned at the top, and they do make nice stacking ingots, I only use them for storage as they don't sit on the pot to preheat like the corncob ingots do.

[Iron Mike Golf]

I really like that Lodge pan for a mold. Been using one for a year now.

[Pmc]

If your ever on 1-24 near Chattanooga there is a Lodge store in Jasper, TN. You can get deals on blem's and 2nd's. Great place to pick up something like this.

[N4AUD]

If you visit the Smokies, there is a Lodge outlet next to Smoky Mountain Knife Works as well. I picked up one of these for $12.95 there.

[shadowcaster]

I like lodge products for ingots. I have been using the lodge wedge cast iron pans right from the get go. 9 dollars each and they work great. They also have a bread stick pans that work excellent for tin. Just weigh and measure, and cut off 1 ounce at a time with a pair of pruning shears.

Shad