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What are the group's thoughts on getting a six cavity mold as opposed to two 2 cavity molds? I have read that using two molds will keep them from getting too hot. Is this a better reason to go that route as opposed to a six cavity or does it really matter...
Started by 04hunter on
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by 16 people.
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I'm just not into weight lifting any more getting to old about a 4 cavity brass is all I can handle these....
I was able to cycle them fast enough that they did not over heat .
It in a 6 cavity I was stuck using 3 double cavity molds.
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So basically I opened up the cavity of my Epi Les Paul Classic and noticed the cavity was painted black. I know that if the cavity is painted black on a Gibson it is usually a fake and I'm curious if it's just an Epiphone thing or whether I have a fake...
Started by Andy1993 on
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by 11 people.
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My ESP standard has black paint in the battery cavity.
It makes sense that epiphone would do the same.
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Just cast up some 40's with the Lee 6 cavity mold today. Interesting to see that the initial cast the bullets were spotless. Then I happen to notice about an hour later the bullets started to look speckled. I looked at the cavity's on the mold and to ...
Started by sig2009 on
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by 14 people.
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Lee seeing how beautiful the first cast came out.
I've also got 12 double and single cavity Lee molds and no pitting.
And none of them have any pitting.
And 22 cal.
38 cal.
I've got 4 Lee six cavity molds in 45 cal.
From my experience.
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So how fast do you fill the cavity of your molds? What difference does filling slower or faster make? Particularly with a 9mm mold. Using a 4 cavity 135gr mold if that matters, which I know it does.
I am thinking I am filling the mold too fast. But I ...
Started by Colorado4wheel on
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by 19 people.
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Going from cavity to cavity I try not to hurry things....
Bullets of 300+ gr I pour each mold cavity, then it's as fast as the molten metal temperature allows.
Into the cavity as quick as possible, especially with larger bullets.
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Hi folks,
Decided today was the day for attacking my strat with the copper!
Do I have to remove the pg fully (wires and all) to cover the cavities?
Also, should I shield the trem cavity?
My progress so far...
Will post finished results. Thanks.
Started by The Shedder on
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by 9 people.
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Thickness doesn't even matter (from a shield of the control cavity and then run ....
Some or aluminum shield will work close to equally well.
Be sure you have continuity..
I did not do the trem cavity, dont have to.
Looks good so far.
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I have gotten permission from Mihec to rerun the 432640 mold, but this time in a 4 cavity brass cramer style hollowpoint. This has been run before in a two cavity, but now we can get it in a 4 cavity, which will make it about perfect! This has got to ...
Started by happy7 on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gunloads):
Standard pins will be the ....
I have.
Thanks for running this...MIHEC makes super moulds.
I am sure that will work better when set to tinker with on the lathe at work.
Asked Mihec for an extra set of pins that make a smaller cavity.
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Posted 26 January 2012 - 01:52 AM
Hi guys,
I have been reading about Bridgestone irons for a week or so. LIving in Canada, I do not have a chance to hit any and will only be able to rely on posting from you guys on comparisons. First of all, I'm a 10-...
Started by vitzman on
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by 11 people.
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Paul Posted 26 January 2....
Posted 26 January 2012 difference in performance when I hit a poor shot - I do feel I can work the J38 better & in particular ...
It's worth but given your scenario, I'd buy the 38CB"s and work on my short game.
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We're having a new kitchen fitted but have an issue with the cooker hood. We'd hoped to vent out through the wall to come out above a flat roof but a test pilot hole reveals that it'll actually be closer to the flat roof than we thought making it impossible...
Started by Prog on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mikedolbear):
If there is any insulation in....
I was thinking of using this stuff in the cavity
http://www.diy.com/nav/fix? Normally, it is quite large and you may struggle to get it through if the cavity is less than 4" wide.
At an angle?
It's late 40s.
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I had a phone call today telling me that if I was on any sort of benefits (which I am). I am retired, I am eligible for loft insulation and cavity wall insulation if my property is suitable.
They said it was to do with the government scheme to insulate...
Started by shihtzublue on
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by 2 people.
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All the work that we had done work every....
What a con..
A full central heating system, Combi boiler, radiators, pipe work etc, cavity wall insulation and loft looked in to the cavity and there is only odd little bits.
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I'm planning on adding some knobs and switches to my Electromatic Pro Jet. I'm looking for some rear body cavity covers. Just black plastic. I think for what I want I can get away with buying just the one triangle shaped one. I've looked in eBay, Angela...
Started by G-Whiz on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gretsch-talk):
I never quite knew the proper term lol.
I like that.
Funny JB.
Best bet is to get meant by body cavity panels....
Cut your own dude.
Whew...I had no idea what you meant by body cavity panels....
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