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I built a cord for our outside Christmas lights using a mechanical clock by Tork. You can change or add the hands that trip the switch that turn things on and off and although kind of expensive they...

It seems like a 5 gallon bucket will go for between $20 to $50. I would hesitate to pay much more than $20 with the amount of non lead weights that I've been finding. I recently passed on a bucket...

Glad to hear that you got it melted.

Nice find! It pays to keep your eyes open!

Congratulations! Thats great news.

I'll take #1, the 356 Star die and top punch. Sending PM.

Welcome to the site and to the hobby of casting!

Everyone has pretty much covered your equipment list and I don't have much to add. I would defiantly go with a 20 pound pot. You will need lead....

Ha Ha! Thats Cool!

Nice Score and a good contact to have. Be cautious, like has already been said, may contain zinc. Also could be tin which would be even a better score!

I"m going to say probably not. The thermometer on my gas grill only gets to about 500º. Plus the weight needs to be a consideration. Buy a turkey fryer and a cast iron dutch oven from Harbor...

VV is one of the few powders that I've ever had deteriorate. And Norma ammo is the only ammo that I have had that corroded internally and ate through the case. Both were stored in a controlled...

I think its an Isotope container, the 31# one. The picture looks like its missing the part that goes inside. If you want to PM me a phone number I can text you a picture of one thats not as weathered...

I've smelted a ton in a day several times. I did it in my shop with a 36 inch exhaust fan in the gable end and a 48 inch floor fan running in the door way. You could see the smoke move out of the...

When I ran a Thumlers Model B I got my "O" rings at a hydraulic shop that works on pumps, cylinders, ect. They were a fraction of the cost of belts from Thumlers.

Sorry for your loss. I know you miss Him. May He RIP.

Sorry for your loss! I've lost a few pets over the years and it doesn't get easier.

RIP Brother!

"Bottom Feeder", I like that!!!

Yes, I have done it. Not very often but I have.

I don't shoot it but I pick it up. I goes in the scrap brass bucket.

I have one of those rubber covered speaker things (blue tooth?) that connects with my phone. I listen mostly to older Country and what we used to call Easy Listening.

Would love to see them produce 22 Hornet, 257 Roberts and 300 WSM brass. I have sent in these suggestions.

I recently received 45-70 brass. Maybe I had better check the dimensions.

It looks like a nice press. Hope you enjoy it for a long time.

Ha Ha! No, I've never found the trailer! I'm guessing that the hitch was removed and the pin was left laying on the bumper.

But yeah, I rather enjoy sorting weights and I also enjoy the smelting...

Sinclair/Brownells and K&M sell expanders that work in conjunction with neck turning tools but you have to buy the die to go with them.