I've made a few sinkers. The mould needs to be hot - but not too hot! I've had the lead run straight out the bottom. Trial and error but quite easy to get right... Great video mate!
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I saw another sinker making video where the guy was wearing rubber CROCS with those top ventilating holes in them. I have a blacksmith and folks are told beforehand what sort of clothes and footwear to come with....
I tryed making my own and the lead kept seezing mid pour and had my mould in the oven it was plenty hot enough what was I doing wrong?the hole for my mould wasn’t as round as yours could this b the problem?
steel need extreme heat to melt and a steel sinker would be double the size to be the same weight then rust is a problem, they do make sinkers from metal I have seen them, thanks for your feed back. Regards Scotty & Paul
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Thanks glad you enjoyed the clip, cant remember were I got it from mate sorry. Iam shore Google will show you maybe ebay. Catch you every Friday on The Hook and The Cook. Regards Scotty & Paul
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Just looked at the mold but there is no name on it, I got it from Tackle World a few years ago. Good luck, there are plenty on ebay as well for sale. Thanks for tuning in and please share our clips around as it helps us big time in producing more clips for all to enjoy ruclips.net/user/TheHookandTheCook Log into our channel for all your Fishing and Cooking tips & Tricks every Friday a new clips is loaded, Thanks for your support. Regards Scotty & Paul
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Most tackle shops sell sinker moulds check on line you should be able to buy. Thanks for tuning in and remember new clips loaded every Friday on The Hook and The Cook and Please subscribe to our channel and share with your mates as that helps us, Thanks. Regards Scotty & Paul
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mate. easy as. but as someone noted. your wearing shorts. welders leathers are better an apron and gloves , old clothes will stick to flesh if its exposed to hot metal, the iron vice is sapping the mould heat away. use some wooded vice jaws as insulation, water will expand 17000 times its original volume. thats why it will seems like it molten lead explodes. so don't sweat over your pot, ahh the pot. one day its gunna tip over. and burn something real bad, wear a safety mask unless you want to end up like a lead man I just luv the experts on you tube how do you clean the molten lead in the pot. and don't throw the crud away. is heavy and can be used as a weight
Australia was built on Stubby shorts. Its funny how shorts are now banned on building sites due to skin cancer, but you are allowed to smoke on site. I can't pitch/sheet roofs in long pants, they are hot and dangerous (slipping down between stride, on rafters while wearing a nail bag) so won't do the jobs with these rules. Mine sites are definitely out. I would like to see how you add a bait release to a star sinker for surf fishing, thanks. Good video. Faultless. Wear whatever you are comfortable in. You been doing it for years and you know your limitations, and too much clothing/weight (in my trade)..will be the cause of the accident.
The mould will let you know if its to cold the lead wont form the sinkers and this is normal until it heats up so you first few pours may fail. Thanks for tuning in remember new clips every Friday on The Hook and The Cook and please subscribe to our channel to keep up today with all the fishing tips and tricks, Thanks Regards Scotty & Paul
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Mate I have checked the moulds no name on them, I would Google sinker moulds on line Iam shore you will find them mate. Thanks again hoe all works out for you. Regards Scotty & Paul ruclips.net/user/TheHookandTheCook
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Fumes start to come out of molten lead at about 500°C. Lead melts at around 325°C. Keep the temperature within that range while working in well ventilated or vented area and you should be fine.
Have a look on line $20 to $30 Aussie should be about the cost, works out cheap if making lots. Thanks for tuning into our channel and remember to subscribe and share our clips, Thanks. Regards Scotty & Paul
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I've made a few sinkers. The mould needs to be hot - but not too hot! I've had the lead run straight out the bottom. Trial and error but quite easy to get right... Great video mate!
Thanks yes same problem a few times, glad you enjoyed.
I like how clothing is everything when he's wearing shorts.
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I saw another sinker making video where the guy was wearing rubber CROCS with those top ventilating holes in them. I have a blacksmith and folks are told beforehand what sort of clothes and footwear to come with....
Hmmm... I never thought about using a vice, great idea. I shall give that a go. :D
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Fantastic vid
Very nice video.
Samsam a big thanks glad you enjoyed.
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Thank you for the safety concern advisory.......you may have saved someones life..................
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Where do you buy that pot from or what’s it called the one with the long handle
I tryed making my own and the lead kept seezing mid pour and had my mould in the oven it was plenty hot enough what was I doing wrong?the hole for my mould wasn’t as round as yours could this b the problem?
What about melting steel? To make the sinkers.. like old rotors and brakes.. car parts,etc..
steel need extreme heat to melt and a steel sinker would be double the size to be the same weight then rust is a problem, they do make sinkers from metal I have seen them, thanks for your feed back. Regards Scotty & Paul
@@TheHookandTheCook cool man, good to know.. thanks for getting back to me..
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@@buddahmayne9273 you can use short bits of pipe and fill with lead then add an eyelet, but I'd only bother that 2way if I'm making over 30oz sinkers
thanks you
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good tip melt led out side
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What kind of lead can be used?
Nice video mate, where did you get the ladle from?
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Iam shore Google will show you maybe ebay.
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If one was to sell the sinkers what size sinker and what quantity per package for what price could one make profit
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Where did you get your mold's
Tackle shops or online sell them.
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@@TheHookandTheCook your welcome thank you for the information I appreciate it
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I do this all the time
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Hey Scotty, what brand of mould is that?
Just looked at the mold but there is no name on it, I got it from Tackle World a few years ago.
Good luck, there are plenty on ebay as well for sale.
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Thanks for that Scotty! hope to see you out on botany bay
Hi. What type of metal is the mold made from?
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if i do it out side is that ok and should i still have to wear masks
Yes out doors is best but take care.
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Where can I find a sinker mold
BCF sell them, good range to, thanks.
hey cool
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Cool
Go to woodprix if you'd like to build it yourself.
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Thanks you Luvenia. Absolutely amazing!
I want to mold for pouring inside .. How do I get it?
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Scotty,where to find that mold?
+Raga Michael Nevada Moesa I buy my molds from tackle shops or try on line, hope this helps.
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+TheHookandTheCook but,i'm in Indonesia every tackle store or online shop,there is no mold.Please help me how to make sinker mold
+Raga Michael Nevada Moesa search on google "ebay"
+Raga Michael Nevada Moesa You can order on line or Tackle shops have them.
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I want buy this sinker.how much
I from malaysian.
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tank y ou for vidéo
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where did uou get that mold
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does it smell bad when melting lead?
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Are the Vapour smelly ? I'm worried neighbour will complain if it stinks.
does steel cap boots work
Jack I guess they would suit well, safety is important mate.
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I want to buy the mold? Where?
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I got mine from BCF but most tackle stores I been into carry moulds of some description
mate. easy as. but as someone noted. your wearing shorts. welders leathers are better an apron and gloves , old clothes will stick to flesh if its exposed to hot metal, the iron vice is sapping the mould heat away. use some wooded vice jaws as insulation, water will expand 17000 times its original volume. thats why it will seems like it molten lead explodes. so don't sweat over your pot, ahh the pot. one day its gunna tip over. and burn something real bad, wear a safety mask unless you want to end up like a lead man I just luv the experts on you tube how do you clean the molten lead in the pot. and don't throw the crud away. is heavy and can be used as a weight
Australia was built on Stubby shorts. Its funny how shorts are now banned on building sites due to skin cancer, but you are allowed to smoke on site. I can't pitch/sheet roofs in long pants, they are hot and dangerous (slipping down between stride, on rafters while wearing a nail bag) so won't do the jobs with these rules. Mine sites are definitely out. I would like to see how you add a bait release to a star sinker for surf fishing, thanks. Good video. Faultless. Wear whatever you are comfortable in. You been doing it for years and you know your limitations, and too much clothing/weight (in my trade)..will be the cause of the accident.
Hey mate how do you know how long to heat the mould for?
The mould will let you know if its to cold the lead wont form the sinkers and this is normal until it heats up so you first few pours may fail.
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TheHookandTheCook ok thanks so much guys. Also, can the mould get too hot?
where can we get such ladle from
Scoot they are available at some tackle shops and on line mate.
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I need mold company details so that I can buy from them
Mate I have checked the moulds no name on them, I would Google sinker moulds on line Iam shore you will find them mate.
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Thanks mate
Can you give me a Fishing Weight Making Machine?
8 & 10 Ounce leads that are from the mould. thanks for your feed back. Regards Scotty & Paul
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where I get dye sinjers
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do it yourself , go to woodprix page and learn how .
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nice and easy :)
r u from australia?：Ｄ
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He said thongs and I was confused because most people don’t usually wear thongs when working but then I realize he meant flip flops
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Great video, but what about toxic lead smoke. Should you not be wearing a mask that will tolerate those fumes.
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Fumes start to come out of molten lead at about 500°C. Lead melts at around 325°C. Keep the temperature within that range while working in well ventilated or vented area and you should be fine.
@@marvzjp How do you know how hot it is?
Wish molds were not so expensive.
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The amount of savings in sinkers you make vs store bought will more then pay for the mold
Would a mask help, like a painters mask
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that's awesome. but the risk and danger involved is enough to stay away from it
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Thanks, watched and gave up.
all that gear u mentioned and ure wearing shorts.. careful there buddy!
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is this toxic or unhealthy?
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+TheHookandTheCook thanks mate
You are so game wearing shorts lol
SELFISH NO ANSWER WHY ?
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I like how clothing is everything when he's wearing shorts.
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