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I used the VTH for years before switching to HI-TEC and used the same method for both with great results.
There is only one extra step with the HI-TEC and that mixing the powder with the acetone.
I...

The fan on mine is a separate circuit. Stays on constantly when the timer control is turned on. The timer control also turns on the PID. The way I wired it was to replace the temp controller with a...

When I first started using Hi-Tek I didn't realize I wasn't supposed to size them first. What I did was size using a water based lubricant ( Freds personnel lube, warming). Rinsed, 2 coats of Hi-Tec...

I use an Oster convection oven that I replaced the temp controller with a PID and a thermocouple sensor. Maintains the temp to within 5 degrees and can do 8# of bullets at a time coated with Hi-Tek....

Yes, a PID temp controller is the way to go. I have a convection counter top oven with a fan and just wired the PID with a relay in place of the temp control and drilled a small hole through the side...

I've been using the Hi-Tek for about 3 years now and have about 4 different alloys of lead from a real hard mixture with a lot of Linotype in it to to my most recent batch which is mostly WW with...

They came out so nice and easy I'm almost ashamed. My problem now is that Ive cast a little over 1100 of them, and put 2 coats of gold Hi-Tec epoxy on them, I don't know what to do with them. I sold...

3 days from ordering the mold from Accurate Molds until I have it in my hands!:bigsmyl2:

Thought is was going to take 3 weeks.

I'm new to the 300 Blackout having just built my first one with an 8.5" barrel.
That said, I have had 4 Lee TL309-230-5R molds so far (another one should be here tomorrow). All cast way undersized....

Naw. I don't need to lube and any way, mine cost me about $85 including the die and press and about an hour of my time compared to $372 for the Magma Star with die. And if i go steady, I can do about...

I thought of mounting it upside down and even tried it with it when I did it manually. But setting the boolits in the die and them staying straight enough for the ram is sometimes problematic. As for...

Several months ago I saw on here a thread about epoxy coating boolits instead of lubing them. And then a thread about using a spray can of epoxy, 3 coats each baked for 10 minutes. I had to try this....