Posted by Butch(OH) on November 20, 2008 at 05:36:14 from (70.62.13.146):
In Reply to: Melting Lead posted by 1 Dollar on November 19, 2008 at 19:46:34:
T-bone is correct, molten metal and water is bad news, especaily in large quantities. The problem is not with wet metal when starting, it is in adding wet metal to what is already molten. In other words, dont add to the pot once it starts to melt or make sure it is dry. Other than that common sence applies to handling the lead, breathing the smoke and disposing of the left over dross. A tip for making a clean cast is to flux the moltel before pouring. You can use ordinary gun grease, a tablespoon sized blob will fux 50lbs, stir and skim then pour.
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