Lead Recycling: How to Melt Down Your Old Lead

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[@silacka3114]

Not Lead (Pb), that is Tin (Sn), or a Tin alloy/Pewter.

[@awldune]

Not the first time you called this lead when it isn't. Not sure I understand why. It is fun to watch it melt so quickly, however.

[@rolar321]

That's not lead, it's tin, some made by artist, I guess

[@shahrilsuhaimi6608]

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