Been so busy with stuff I hadn't got to cast since my last batch of .45s. After being banished to the garage with my casting equipment as no matter how much ventilation I had in the basement (4 windows and 4 fans, 2 sucking in and 2 blowing out) the better half said it made the house stink. I got a bench cleared off in the garage and decided to break in the Lee .358 140gr swc mold. Once I got it heated the boolits started dropping great. Then I noticed my sprue plate kept coming loose. I didn't have this problem with the .45 mold. I think the screw for the sprue plate on the .45 mold is reverse threaded. Then later after tapping out a couple boolits half the mold fell right off the handle. There's a weird set screw with very course threads that just kind of grinds itself into the aluminum mold block and it came out. Well the way it's designed it doesn't really make threads, it's more of a friction fit. So about every 10-15 casts I was retightening it with a hex wrench. Once again a problem I didn't have with the lee .45 mold. I will say though it did drop some pretty fine looking boolits.