new ingot mold.

[corey012778]

found these at wally world a few years ago never got around to test them until tonight. it is a brownie section pan. bakes single serving browns or cakes.

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wish I put an muffin ingot next to these ingots to show size better

[mongoose33]

How much do they weigh?

[corey012778]

my scale is broken, happen in the last move. but my guessamate is the complete full cavities are around 3lbs to 4 lbsand half full are around 1 1/2.

[websterz]

Those are some great looking ingots!

[kryogen]

I use this, from canadian tire.
approx 6 pounds per ingot. Fits well in my lee 4-20.
Make sure you burn the coating with a torch before using it, or the lead burns it and you get horribly cratered ingots until it's all burned.
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[zuke]

I picked up an aluminum mini muffin pan at a garage sale for 50 cent's.

[DonMerlin]

I poured some WW pucks yesterday using some aluminum muffin pans I got at GW. I was afraid they would not take the lead or the heat. The aluminum pans are the bomb! I tossed my steel muffin pans out. The pucks slide right out of the aluminum pans.

[Sasquatch-1]

Sorry but I don't have a picture, but I picked up several "Twinkie" style pans a while back for next to nothing and love using them. Interesting to have Twinkie shaped lead cakes.

DonMerlin, I saw a guy on youtube actually use the rubber silicon pans to cast lead in. I would not have believed it unless I saw it and still won't try it.