Lovely video, clear instructions, especially with regards to safety as many of these videos show people melting lead indoors, without gloves, what can possibly go wrong? Thank you for taking the time to make this and post, I wish you and your loved ones well and tight lines!
Thank you 🙏 I just watched this video and it’s gonna save me a lot of lead money 💴 mahalo from Hawaii 🤙🏽💯
Great video martin and thanks for sharing. Beats spening £6 a lead. Cheers mate 👍👍
What shop charges £6 a weight .?
Lovely video, clear instructions, especially with regards to safety as many of these videos show people melting lead indoors, without gloves, what can possibly go wrong? Thank you for taking the time to make this and post, I wish you and your loved ones well and tight lines!
Thank you for your lovely comment.
Ingenious Martin, what a crackin idea 👍👍👍
Thanks.From South Africa.
not a problem
if the sand is dry ,jus use the shape after pulling the paper mould out
Thankyou very much sir & love from India.
The cardboard liner can also be used to make an impression in something like plaster of paris, to make a re-useable mould.
However, the plaster of paris will deteriorate and only last something like 40 casts.
Clever idea Martin. Well done.🎣
Got a new sub from me purely for this video
Thank you , great video tight lines 👍
The cardboard inner lasted for 4 pours before burning through at the top, it might have managed one more.
You should wear safety glasses, I have a scar on my wrist caused by lead spitting because the mould was damp.
Yep
Any particular type of sand?
Nope
Just dont pour lead on to, or in to, anything that is wet, including wet sand!!!!
Crazy thought but have anyone tried this with fast setting cement
I've tried it with plaster, but not cement. Haven't got access to a little bit.
Nice. Where can I get the lead from
um, search for it, ask friends/family/friendy roofer or buy it.