RE: [bolger] Re: Chebacco LC started - progress report
AFAIK, the lead won't diffuse into the iron. But you would have a hard
time removing it from the suface, except by diligent scraping. Not
something I'd use for food. -Bill K.
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From: Chris Crandall [mailto:crandall@...]
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 2:24 PM
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Subject: Re: [bolger] Re: Chebacco LC started - progress report
time removing it from the suface, except by diligent scraping. Not
something I'd use for food. -Bill K.
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Crandall [mailto:crandall@...]
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 2:24 PM
To:bolger@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [bolger] Re: Chebacco LC started - progress report
> --- In bolger@y..., pcencer@b... wrote:food?
> Just curious... are you planning on destroying the pan so that it
> may never be accidently or inadvertantly used by someone else for
On Wed, 5 Sep 2001richard@...wrote:
> No. I plan on giving them to Goodwill after I melt more lead and
> other poisons in them.
Wow, Richard. That is seriously, eugenically, unfunny.
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--- In bolger@y..., richard@s... wrote:
Max
> No. I plan on giving them to Goodwill after I melt more lead andThat should "season" that 'ole cast iron well.
> other poisons in them.
>
Max
> --- In bolger@y..., pcencer@b... wrote:
> Just curious... are you planning on destroying the pan so that it
> may never be accidently or inadvertantly used by someone else for food?
On Wed, 5 Sep 2001richard@...wrote:
> No. I plan on giving them to Goodwill after I melt more lead and
> other poisons in them.
Wow, Richard. That is seriously, eugenically, unfunny.
No. I plan on giving them to Goodwill after I melt more lead and
other poisons in them.
other poisons in them.
--- In bolger@y..., pcencer@b... wrote:
> Just curious... are you planning on destroying the pan so that it
may
> never be accidently or inadvertantly used by someone else for food?
>
> Paul
>
> --- In bolger@y..., richard@s... wrote:
> > Started work on the centerboard for the LC this weekend. Used BC
> pine
> > for the board, because even if I used the MDO, where I faired it
I
> > would have to glass anyway to prevent checking. And, wanted the
> extra
> > weight down low.
> >
> > BTW, a cast iron sause pan full of lead is HEAVY! Was taking
> forever
> > to melt with just the heat from the camp stove, however the
propane
> > torch played against the chunks of lead in the pan sped things up
> > nicely.
> >
> > Faired the sides, beveled the trailing edge to 30 degrees, put
> glass
> > all around the edges of the board. Started the machine work on
the
> > UHMW bussing for the pivot on the board.
> >
> > Couple of friends donated some SS to the cause, so I have a nice
> 3/4"
> > 303 SS pivot pin for the centerboard.
Just curious... are you planning on destroying the pan so that it may
never be accidently or inadvertantly used by someone else for food?
Paul
never be accidently or inadvertantly used by someone else for food?
Paul
--- In bolger@y..., richard@s... wrote:
> Started work on the centerboard for the LC this weekend. Used BC
pine
> for the board, because even if I used the MDO, where I faired it I
> would have to glass anyway to prevent checking. And, wanted the
extra
> weight down low.
>
> BTW, a cast iron sause pan full of lead is HEAVY! Was taking
forever
> to melt with just the heat from the camp stove, however the propane
> torch played against the chunks of lead in the pan sped things up
> nicely.
>
> Faired the sides, beveled the trailing edge to 30 degrees, put
glass
> all around the edges of the board. Started the machine work on the
> UHMW bussing for the pivot on the board.
>
> Couple of friends donated some SS to the cause, so I have a nice
3/4"
> 303 SS pivot pin for the centerboard.
Started work on the centerboard for the LC this weekend. Used BC pine
for the board, because even if I used the MDO, where I faired it I
would have to glass anyway to prevent checking. And, wanted the extra
weight down low.
BTW, a cast iron sause pan full of lead is HEAVY! Was taking forever
to melt with just the heat from the camp stove, however the propane
torch played against the chunks of lead in the pan sped things up
nicely.
Faired the sides, beveled the trailing edge to 30 degrees, put glass
all around the edges of the board. Started the machine work on the
UHMW bussing for the pivot on the board.
Couple of friends donated some SS to the cause, so I have a nice 3/4"
303 SS pivot pin for the centerboard.
for the board, because even if I used the MDO, where I faired it I
would have to glass anyway to prevent checking. And, wanted the extra
weight down low.
BTW, a cast iron sause pan full of lead is HEAVY! Was taking forever
to melt with just the heat from the camp stove, however the propane
torch played against the chunks of lead in the pan sped things up
nicely.
Faired the sides, beveled the trailing edge to 30 degrees, put glass
all around the edges of the board. Started the machine work on the
UHMW bussing for the pivot on the board.
Couple of friends donated some SS to the cause, so I have a nice 3/4"
303 SS pivot pin for the centerboard.