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My New PID
A quick video to show you my PID design. It is based off the PID created by Johnny's Reloading Bench and Loads of Bacon's modifications. I threw in a few of my own.
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02:12
Willie Rocks!
My good friend Willie Bulletman sent me something!
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03:51
LEE 4-20 drip fix
The Lee 4-20 is a great casting pot but does have a tendency to drip but there is a cheap and quick fix. Backyard Inventor
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09:32
Casting .44 bullets – 2 molds are faster than 1
I decided to try casting 44 magnum / 44 special bullets by using two molds during the same casting session. The molds are the Lyman 429421 (the Elmer Keith SWC), and the Lee 429-200-RF.
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WCChapin | 44 Special – Part 8 – Casting Keith Semi-Wadcutters
Casting Keith Semi-Wadcutters with the Lyman 429421 Four Cavity Mold for .44 Special Skeeter Loads. I use my electric brewery equipment to control the temperature of the 220 Volt LEE Pro 4-20 Bottom Pour Pot.
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Casting 9mm bullets with the NOE HTC358-133-RN
My first casting session with the NOE HTC358-133-RN two cavity mold for 9mm. This is also my first casting session with the PID I recently assembled.
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Building the PID Temperature Controller from Johnny’s Reloading Bench and Installing the PID Thermocouple in my Lee Pro 4-20
Following are two videos that I have recorded and previously posted on YouTube concerning the PID Temperature Controller I use with my Lee 4-20 casting pot. I based my PID design on the excellent instructions provided by Johnny's Reloading Bench. Since he did such a great job instructing, these videos are geared more at demonstrating my assembly process. I have been using this setup now for the last year and have not had one complaint about it. It has worked flawlessly for me so far.