I think a pound of linotype would weigh exactly the same as a pound of pure lead.. Which is good... I would hate to think what would happen if the pound of lead weighed more than the pound of linotype, because it certainly should..
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I think a pound of linotype would weigh exactly the same as a pound of pure lead.. Which is good... I would hate to think what would happen if the pound of lead weighed more than the pound of linotype, because it certainly should..
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A Grecian urn? About 3 Drachma`s an hour and all the olives he can eat!Robert
Sounds (urp!) like a deal (belch!)...
a pound of lead weighs more than a pound of gold.
Well then I'll take the pound of gold!Originally Posted by edsmith
I posted some pictures here: http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?t=24417
As noted, most ingots are about 10 kilograms or 22 pounds.
There's no need to cut linotype ingots, they fracture just like glass.
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X2 454pb Put a 2x4 under each end, strike middle with axe or sledge, and it'll crack. I cleaned out a printer, and boat shaped ingots with pincer on one end ranged from 22 to 25 lbs.
cool..where did u get the ingot.. got mo?
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