View Full Version : Leementing Documentation w/Photos
wiljen
06-28-2008, 06:36 AM
I have posted as complete a set of photos as I could showing the steps of drilling and tapping a mold. The pages can be found at:
http://www.castpics.net/subsite2/MoldMods/LeementingKitDocumentation.pdf
Meatco1
06-28-2008, 09:56 AM
Those are some of the best, step by step, directions I've seen.
Thank you for this one!!
Richard
Tom W.
06-28-2008, 11:03 AM
I keep getting "Page does not exist"....
Well, on my laptop, anyway. On my Desktop it shows up.....
Scrounger
06-28-2008, 11:26 AM
Yes, they were. I did not order because I only have 2 Lee Molds and don't anticipate buying many more of them. Life going the way it does, however, there is a possibility I will need that operation done occasionally, therefore, there is an opening, a need if you will, for someone to pick up a little pocket money by doing this service for me or some other unhandy caster. Maybe somewhere on this vast website Ken can designate a place, a bulletin board, for those who offer various services to register. I know Buckshot does several little jobs for people and I'm sure there are others. Let's face it; some people can do things better than others.
wiljen
06-29-2008, 05:53 AM
I keep getting "Page does not exist"....
Well, on my laptop, anyway. On my Desktop it shows up.....
Not sure why, I just tried the link again without a problem. I did link it from the main page on castpics so you might try going to castpics then navigating the menu and see if that works any better for ya.
It is the last option under the molds section if navigating the menus.
badgeredd
06-29-2008, 08:42 AM
Yes, they were. I did not order because I only have 2 Lee Molds and don't anticipate buying many more of them. Life going the way it does, however, there is a possibility I will need that operation done occasionally, therefore, there is an opening, a need if you will, for someone to pick up a little pocket money by doing this service for me or some other unhandy caster. Maybe somewhere on this vast website Ken can designate a place, a bulletin board, for those who offer various services to register. I know Buckshot does several little jobs for people and I'm sure there are others. Let's face it; some people can do things better than others.
+1 on this for me too. Thanks wiljen for an excellent post. The step by step is great and I have saved it for future reference on my machine. Soon I'll need a bigger harddrive or to save all the stuff I have saved to a DVD or CD.
Tom W.
06-29-2008, 11:32 AM
Works on the laptop now... Wonder if it was just some Cyber-Goblins????
AndyC
04-21-2011, 07:00 PM
Looks like it's moved to here:
http://www.castpics.net/subsite2/MoldMods/default.html
Bullet Caster
11-23-2011, 04:04 PM
There are no photos in the PDF, at least they don't show up for me. I must have set up procedures for the PDF file. All the text is there but no photos. This was on the Leementing a mold by "BuckSnot" oops I mean Buck Shot. Can anyone help?
BC
wiljen
11-23-2011, 07:02 PM
I updated the link in the first post. Try it now.
Bullet Caster
11-23-2011, 07:53 PM
The link works fine. My problem is that the PDF file doesn't show any of the photos that "Buck Shot" is refering to in the article, "Leementing a Mold". Is there some kinda setting I'm not using to make the photos show in the article? Thanks for getting back to me so quickly, Will. Guess I'll just have to use my imagination to see the photos by what he's saying in the text of the article. BC
wiljen
11-24-2011, 06:33 AM
Did you try that first link in this thread? That is not the article by Buckshot, it is one I wrote and illustrated that covers the same things. If you cant see the photos in it either then I would say updating your version of Acrobat reader to the newest version would be the next trick.
http://get.adobe.com/reader/download/
Bullet Caster
11-24-2011, 01:21 PM
Thanks Will,
Yeah, I can see all the photos in this article and a very good article it is. I think I like this method better 'cause you aren't using a hand drill to spin the boolit in the mould. I think the 1/2" nut would be the better way to go on this. Slower is better for this application. Thanks again, Will, for your update. Hope ya had a great Thanksgiving holiday. BC
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