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Great video , just come across your channel , new subscriber here 👍😁

I have lots of lead, once poured a 9000 lb sailboat keel. You don’t need a crucible and furnace, you could even use a frying pan. For a mold you can line a wood box with drywall, works good. If you come across a piece of lead too big to melt or move you can cut it up with a chainsaw.

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Professor, what's another name for pirate treasure?

Абжди. Это же готовый к использованию лист. Можно удобно отрезать сколько надо. В чем смысл его переплавлять?

is your spoon made of silver?

That flashing looks brand new.....worth more to a roofer as it were.....sont make sense to me.

Gefällt mir, ich schmelze auch 😊!

your videos are very good but why you upload so late please upload more videos and please try to every week upload a video

plomo?

I'll take my chances on the winds and loot and plunder scores.

Love your channel mate, never mind those negative ppl. Keep up the good work

very good still waiting to post my videos yet but hey that was damn good

18:05 What was the reason you put those 'blocks' above the lid, when melting the copper in the furnace? /genuine Q

Nice job

Better melt alumium

Dude....Those are beautiful works of art...heirlooms...and you melt them down for coins....gross

5:57 Thats a beautiful cup, thats the kind of cup you would use to drink the blood of your enemies with. Times of revenge.. it cant arive soon enough. What does it say anyway? I only recognize a few words.

I used to cast my own fishing weights for beach-casting....it's very therapeutic... although more than a little toxic.

You don't need a ceramic crucible (or this fancy furnace) to melt lead, and neither a graphite mould. In fact, considering density of lead and melting point you'd be better off (and safer) using some steel vessel with a sturdy handle (an old, discarded stainless steel cooking pot, or carbon steel/ iron one would be more than sufficient). Or you could use an old (empty) discarded fire extinguisher cut "in half", with a length of pipe, working as a handle, welded to it. Same for the pouring mould - any steel container would do (heck, back when I was a kid I used a matchbox "drawers" made of cardboard to make small lead ingots - the combustion point for cardboard is above melting point of lead). Graphite? Save it for gold, silver, brass or steel. And then you can make that steel mould exactly in the shape ow the weight you need for your boat - see "keel pouring" for Tally Ho boat, "Pouring a Lead Keel (Pt 3) (Tally Ho / EP119)", ruclips.net/video/Pl1ytAcjQmc/видео.html - the mould they used is made of sand and epoxy resin, which is just "heat resistant enough" for molten lead. Also, as others said, a simple propane burner should be enough (if there is more of lead to be melt you could use bigger one, like those they use for stir frying in woks in Chinese restaurants), and using it instead of this "hot" furnace would be actually beneficial - as it would help you to control the temperature better. That is, to keep lead "just hot enough" - which means, less lead vapour in the air, and less oxidation of lead. Also, lead is pretty dense, so steel vessels (and moulds) are just somewhat "safer" to handle. Also, it's just easier to add lead or remove the crud from a regular open vessel on a propane burner. Speaking of oxidation, I used to throw a candle wax on top of molten lead, it somewhat helps to deal with that floating crud, but the wax may spontaneously catch fire if the lead is too hot, so "be warned". Also, rosin would be much better than wax, but it's somewhat expensive. You may try a regular soap too, "the plainer the better" (soap flakes seem to be the best choice), it should work too, but I never tried it myself - so "try on yer own risk" ;-)

Wanna come over, got about 2 tons in the back that need melting. You can use a simple propane burner to melt lead.

Very satisfying to watch. Greetings from 🇧🇷

Very nice results, do you use moulding plaster or wall plaster?Nice collection you have going, new subscriber here from England 🇬🇧 great video 👍

How do you mix the plaster?

You are getting steam pockets. This is from damp mold and not heating it up to about 200F for a few hours before use. You can see this by the vibrating molted metal.

Hi there, noticed you haven't uploaded in a while. Hope everything is alright. Cheers from USA.

Great to see another melting channel. Subbed. Also I’m thinking closer to about 108g. Copper is heavy man

Nice looking coin. I would have to guess 56 grams

This is fantastic. I have wanted to try lost wax but I don’t have an oven. Your way is fantastic. Question if I may. How did you set up the foundary for this, the heat and how long. This would be a great video !! Thank you !!!!

That's a unique process. The results are beautiful.

Those turned out great. Lost wax gives wonderful results. Thank you.

Ciao devi mettere Gold

Where do you sell your ingots

Nice work

What are those sounds?

Cool!

another fellow metal casting channel - welcome to the metal casting community 💪

13.5 grams

I don't know how I missed this post..... what kind of plaster was that? also since you preheated the mold, why was it bubbling when you poured it? I think the mold plaster still had moisture in it.

I am from India 🇮🇳 and i subscribed to channel good luck for future projects . great job👏👏👏👏👊💪💐🙏

Sauerländer Bockwurst 👍

Who wouldn't want one of these skulls? It would make a great ornament, gear shifter , trailor hitch.... love it and subscribed for more!

Schöne Arbeit! Die Beulen in den Augenhöhlen stammen vermutlich von Luftblasen, die sich beim Gipsguss da verfangen haben.

This is something I want to try too 😁Came out great! 👍

The pouring mark on that ingot is gorgeous!

Always try and recycle as much as you can! BigstackD casting would be proud

Schmelzofen von Vevor?

Wow, this is exactly like Bigstack…. To bad, I am already a subscriber to the real Bigstack, can’t subscribe to a wanna be Bigstack. Come up with your own style and maybe I’ll subscribe.

Hope i can still guess, my guess woud be 66 grams. Oh and nice video btw😆💪

Great to see another channel melting. Good content. One piece of advice, cover your fuel hose with some fire resistant. Just in case you get some popping.