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    Copperhead, please give credit where credit is due. Use a "link".
    Metals - Melting Temperatures

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick View Post
    Copperhead, please give credit where credit is due. Use a "link".
    Metals - Melting Temperatures
    If i had been the one who typed out that temp thing from my head I'd be a professor at collage.

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    This was in the bin of the machine shop one morning (where I found the metal Bronco's helmet). It's a old Goss propane furnace/smelter that phone company workers used to melt lead when working on lines. I need to plumb it and test it one of these days.


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    I do sell lead ingots all the time but not to scrap yards. Obviously, a forge is not needed for lead.

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