what is the overall size of the lee ingot mold and will it fit inside the legs of the 20lb melter
1625781
The size of the mold part is 3.5" x 5" x 1", including the handle it is 9.25". If you go into the melter from a 4:00 to 10:00 angle, start at the far right side and fill going to your left. When you get to the last cavity on the left, go straight in from 6:00. I have both of these (20lb melter and mold) and that has been the easiest way to fill it. Hope that helps.
2099372
I melt my wheel weights in 3 lb. coffee can then pour into metal cup cake pan to get 2 lb. round ingots that are just smaller than diameter of lee melter pot and the perfect size for this pot I think the pot holds 3 + lbs.
1984193
I own this mold they are close to the size of a quarter. Better luck looking at mini ice cube trays for that size.
1683225
our grate is 20" includng the slanted legs. I just measured from bottom of leg to bottom of other leg and it was a perfect 20".
1042109
The large casters have an inside dimension of 3-1/8". Adams Mfg. also makes small casters and they have an inside dimension of 2-1/8". Hope this helps.
1384787
Have just measured the internal measurement and it is under an inch so you should not have any problems. There are slightly cheaper versions but I was advised not to bother with them! God Luck
1341691
My Oster Galaxie is old, and I presume the sealing ring size has been the same for a very long time. I do not see a number on my blender, so I don't know for sure. :-/
1206454
I used 1 pound of melting chocolate for about 5 different molds of all sizes and I ended up with well over 60 molds. It will make quite a bit. And the boots stayed awesome. I can't give you an exact amount that it makes, but you should easily get at least 80-100.
1909218
I'm pretty sure the feet will fit on your slab, it only has the 3 legs. And as you the measurements I'm not positive if its the putter ring or the interior. The ring is about 2 inches off the pit. Bang for the buck though, best pit for the money and very sturdy! I have used mine like crazy.
940979
Best I remember it was 2 3/8 inches. I had miss measured and thought it would not work but it fit in my 1980 Sears blender. When I checked out it gave me the dimensions.
2130717
The legs are 1.5"X1.5". The unit is light enough that casters that dimension would work.
546176
The rod is about a foot long, the cup is about the size of a mandarin orange. FYI you have to keep this thing insanely hot or drill out the pour hole for good flow. I barely used mine before giving up and buying a Lee production pot. The production pot is quite a bit more expensive, but it's self heating and has a pour spout in the bottom so that you can slide your mold under and "let er' rip". Unless it is your only option, I would not go this route. It works, but it will take some tweaking and lots of heat.
570620
1.975" on the small end and 2.203" on the large end. That's 50.17mm and 55.96mm. Both measurements were made on the smooth part of the circle, ignoring the parting line from the casting mold that protrudes ~0.007" on both sides.
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7.5 - 8 inches.= ~19 - 24 cm. Those are the inside and outside dimensions of the structural ring on the bottom of the pan. The ferric plate that is inside the pan, and that provides the induction compatability is located within the aluminum cladding of the pan.
1708832
Probably at least 3 feet by 3 feet. You get a lot of mold compound and a lot of casting plastic. I have made 5-6 4 inch by 4 inch by 2 inch molds and I still have over half the molding compound left. It depends on what you are casting, I suppose.
288650
I'm so sorry for the delay in my reply I really don't know what the diameter is...I believe it was measured as 4-1/2 inch...I know it fits my blender which is very old...sorry I can't be any more help. Good luck!
1368318
My tamper measures: 12 3/4 inches the entire length but only 9 1/2 inches from where it stops on the lid and extends into the blender. My container is 68 oz.