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Thanks to the OG of casting 👍

Should add a parts list in your details

Do you have a parts list available and where to purchase the upgrades online?

Even 5 years later, your homebrewed casting sand is still far less expensive than commercial Petrobond. Sure, the price of Polyblend has gone up in the intervening time - now at our local Home Depot, a 25 Lbs bag will set you back $19.59 (but they'll deliver it for free :) This is still at least eight times cheaper which amounts to serious savings for the DYI'er. Thank you so much for doing these videos. I can well imagine many people new to the ancient art of metal cast will continue to appreciate your contributions for many years to come.

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Thanks so much for your videos. Do you have any footage of you replacing that breech spring with the hacksaw blade. I'm working on this same gun and have the exact same problems. Same breaks on the stock same shattered spring. Thanks!

I agree. I had my MK II repaired for free !!

This guy is a trump supporter

What new murder weapons have you come up with

Coming up with ways to mame and injure people huh? Your teaching the children well Mr. Hillbilly

Coming up with ways to mame and injure people huh? Your teaching the children well Mr. Hillbilly

I believe I’ve found over a hundred pounds of Linotype (in printing bar form) like you’ve shown in this video. But, I’ve only purchased twenty pounds so far and would like to know for sure that it’s the real deal before I buy any more. It is for the most part thin bars 4”-5” in length and most are about 1/8” thick. Some are only 1/8” thick at the top part (where the letters are) and the bottom part tapers down thinner with ribs spaced approx 1” apart. I’m going to melt some of it down this evening to see if it melts between 470* - 570* to further verify it’s Linotype. Here’s the part I’m unsure of. If a 1/8” bar of pure lead were bent/flexed it would do so without breaking or snapping in half. The bars that I brought home yesterday(with writing on them and some that still have ink on them) will snap if you try to bend them at all. They are very hard and pretty much will not flex or bend like pure lead. The fact that they are almost brittle is what has me wondering. Understandably, they wouldn’t be as soft as pure lead, but should they snap in half when trying to bend them? Does that sound like how the Linotype you have had your hands on would react to bending? Just so you know, I’ve been casting for low velocity pistol loads (45acp, 38special, 9mm) for about two years now, but with none of my lead exceeding the hardness of wheel weights. I had never even seen a piece of Linotype in person before yesterday, if in fact that is what I’ve found. Thank you in advance for your help.

I always thought that they would make a neat little portable loading press, but I never messed with mine. I have two in a box that I bought for a buck of peace at the thrift store.

no sand in the sand? I’m not sure what the mixture is. grout and oil? only. tks for the video.

That's awesome I bought two of these brand new in a box last year and thought the same thing that's something that could be used for reloading

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It will serve to install on a wall so that someone cannot climb up the wall.

Good Evening, thank you for the videos. I just finished a .410 and your videos worked great for me. I am subscribed and getting notifications. I would like to thank you and looking forward to more from you.

My main spring looks like a wishbone not a typical spring. How do I reassemble this?

Whats new?

Lol you cut him off. I have a question for you. What ratio would you recommend for air rifle slugs ? I was told 6 percent linotype to 94 percent lead, does that sound odd.

Better yet---mount a machine screw with two flat washers and nuts in the housing hole. You then take a piece of 1/16" sheet steel bent to fit the counter of the aluminum circular housing (ACH)--adjust the screw so it holds the steel bracket that you made firmly againt the ACH. Tighten the nut to hold it in place.

They’re worth good money too

You should’ve weighed up all the circuit boards

Making caltrops with grandpa hell yeah

Miss you guys Love from the Platos make more videos please.

5 tons with guns is what my brothers and I would call our big busted grandmother 👵

The one I have is marked Springfield Armory and has the flaming bomb.

Thank you I like your style

Thank you for the follow up. This helps me out greatly.

Just purchased a Stevens M 94 in 20 GA from an auction house and I'm sure it's got a Tenite stock, so this video might come in handy if I decide to replace the stock. Thanks for sharing, nice video.

That's quality time with Pawpaw she'll remember and I'm not joking. That's freaking awesome.

Thank you for the great video. I am restoring great grandpaps Iver Johnson and tried to get the spring in for a few minutes before pausing for some expert guidance. Thank you!!!

And I believe every word you said sir and thank you

thank you sir

Casey, you don’t know me, but I was enjoying your channel. I remember you saying that you were moving and you will not be posting any videos for a while. Well now I believe that is has been over 12 months since you have posted a video. I hope all is well with you and your family. On a separate note, I have a Catahoula and I live about 100 miles north of Sydney Australia. I would love to hear from you. Steven

really like that sectioned foundry. clever

Just found channel! Love it. Anymore videos in the future?

Very colorful your imagination is cool I'm going to make caltrops very helpful video 😊

Thank you good idea how to clean crucibles 👍👍👍

I just watched your video. I have a C. C00003

Like you I spent a career reading those sorts of books, and finally the kids have left home and I've some time to have a go myself. Thankyou fur sharing

Thanks ol timer will sub for this detailed video 😊

I think that in south america that weapon would be considered more a machete than a sword. In fact, his official designation, I think was "machete de artillería 1909" or "artillery machete 1909".

How did you get the locking lug out? My barrel opens but wont Separate so I gotta get that lug out but its not a screw out then tap like most Ive seen, its flat and flush on both sides

DO YOU HAVE A PARTLS LIST LIKE WHERE TO BUY THEM

Great job sir..thank you for sharing

during the industrial era German made sword and knife blades were exported and sold to various parts of the world where local style hilts were attached to them afterwards

In summary, don't buy this crap.

Nice to see the spirit of Dave is still alive.