how this as ingot molds

[corey012778]

I went to my local Big lots and picked up some small small cast iron pans I thought that would work as ingot molds, what yall think

http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/dd231/corey012778/HPIM0110.jpg

[Orygun]

Uh, how large is your lead furnace?

[garandsrus]

Corey,

Most folks seem to have pots from 10 to 40 lbs which wouldn't accept an ingot that size. Aluminum muffin tins work great.

John

[corey012778]

oh well, just a thought, I will use them for plan b, great for corn bread ;)

[Morgan Astorbilt]

Look for cast iron muffin and cornbread pans.
Morgan

[jcwit]

How bot an ingot mold. Usually find used ones at gun shows for $2.00

[corey012778]

I may order one soon. I don't have any gunshows in the area for a while.

[alamogunr]

Don't bother with the Magma ingot molds either. I bought the smaller one several years ago. It makes a 10# rectangular ingot that won't fit anything I've got. Takes more than one dip with my #5 Rowell ladle to fill it. Works good, except the end product is worthless except to store. I hate to do things twice to get something that works.
John

[Tom W.]

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a118/OldeFarte/lodge-spoon-rest.jpg

Made by Lodge, Found mine at Walmart... Specified use is spoon rest or ashtray. Works great for ingots. I use mine to catch the drips and overflow from my bottom pour lead melter.