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About that but we buy 20kg ingots and when we weigh them most are closer to 25kg. It’s worth the extra as there is a lot less slag/ trash and you don’t waste a kilo or more on crap you can’t use
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Yeah I used to melt alot more lead in my full time baito days - finding ingots at the scrap yard was like finding the holy grail
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I bet. We’ve been getting the lead from the same guy for few years now so we get a few cents cheaper then the rest which helps
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Finally found a stash of free 16mm rebar.
7cm = 110g so 1cm = 15.719g and my ryobi one 18v cordless angle grinder slices through it like hard cheese (not quite like butter) (probably 15 seconds a cut) But in the angler grinders defence - the cut off wheel used was worn down so far there was barely enough left to get through 16mm - so with a new full sized wheel I reckon it might be closer to cutting through cheddar. Here it is next to a 100g snapper lead Last edited by yellow door 1; 07-09-2018 at 03:55 AM. |
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