Let's see your casting/smelting setup

[Don 3]

This is where I do my casting. The shed is 10'X16' but only half of it is for casting, other half is storage. I do my smelting out side on a turkey fryer burner, my casting is done inside on 3 different bottom pore led pots.
This is the outside view, my friend is doing some wheel weight smelting:
Photo 2 is the cabinet where I store the moulds:
The third photo is the shelf with lead pots, I cast standing up so the shelf is high. I have a 10lb Lee pot for melting wheel weights, A lyman for pure lead and a RCBS for #2 alloy:

[Mal Paso]

Don 3 gets the "Most Atmosphere in a Casting Shack" Award.

[DerekP Houston]

Wow don, I'm going to be ashamed of my pic when I post it....need to clean up and organize it real quick!

[Ron in PA]

[skeettx]

Shop has blower/air conditioner
Smelting done outside





Here some of the casting stuff is moved to the rear and a 1050 hung on the table

Mike

[OS OK]

Great organization in there...must be a pleasure to be in the shop. You get the "too many pots award" making the rest of us jealous!

[ReloaderFred]

Here is my Master Caster:



And here is my Bullet Master:

[websterz]

My range scrap pot is made out of an old Campbell Hausfeld pancake compressor tank. The lid isn't on it in this pic. The stand is made from an old steel chair base that has been beefed up to hold at least 300#. The burner shown is from an old gas oven, but has been replaced with one from an old natural gas water heater. Natural gas may not burn as hot as propane, but my bottle will never run dry halfway through a job. I have poured 200# of ingots from it in one batch.

[bilco]

Smoke from burning plywood is annoying.

It smells great though