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    AHHHHh_pouring plastics pain

    So I got the lees pot to make things easier, Its like learning to ride a bike again Im kinda frustrated. I had a HORRIBLE time trying to control the heat. Up to 350 down to 290 all over the place. Then I went and clogged the spout....
    When it was pouring it was fine, except for fine pours, I sat there watching it overflow. I need to relearn to control it. I can see this thing is gonna make it better and faster if I can figure out the heat and the fine pours.

    Im actually somewhat impressed with the paca craws I poured.

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    Re: AHHHHh_pouring plastics pain (j10b)

    You need to post pictures



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    Re: AHHHHh_pouring plastics pain (worm-maker)

    I'll take some after I make a new batch tonight... the ones just made are soaking in some of the most racid stuff ever. HAWG CALLER. I dont even want to fish with them they stink so bad.



    Lizard legs are hard to pour but the worm type stuff is easy. I may just use a small pan for the arms and use the pot to fly through the rest. If I swap end the beaver molds will be so easy.

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    Re: AHHHHh_pouring plastics pain (j10b)

    I know curly tail and legs are a little hard... but over pours are ok. The fish don't seem to mind.



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    Re: AHHHHh_pouring plastics pain (worm-maker)

    do you like the LEE pots? Any recommendations on the heat settings?

    Its gonna make pouring 2 piece baits SO easy.

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    Re: AHHHHh_pouring plastics pain (j10b)

    I have 18 lee production pot (different flake different pot) but cleaning them is a pain in the bu**. I think they are great but that's what I started with back in the late 80's. I do hear of people using Fry Daddy's and have thought of trying them.



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    Re: AHHHHh_pouring plastics pain (j10b)

    There was a post awhile back on TU that a guy bought some new replacement liners for this pots and had them sprayed with teflon. He says the clean easier and flow even better. I still pour with pans but seriously thinking of buying a few pots to pour from. Also give a look on del-marts site they had nice post about using lee pots and some of the tricks to using them correctly.



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    DONT USE POTS OR PANS!

    GO TO WALMART AND BUY A 2 CUP GLASS MEASURING CUP, USE A MICROWAVE AND A POT HOLD. WHEN THE PLASTIC COOLS YOU PEAL IT RIGHT OUT, NO MESS OR NOTHING. OH AND CAN I SAY CHEAPER!

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    Re: AHHHHh_pouring plastics pain (tae73)

    becuase Im doing this for me. I thought about using the Pot to keep a good amount of plastic ready to go then pour it into a little pan, add color and glitter. Then keep my 3 pans on the hot plate and pour 3 colored baits.

    I honestly cant pour all te colors I want because of the pan issue. I have the little lurecraft pans, and you cant pour much because of the size. So now I can pour what I want and use the lees pot for big pours. Oh and it handles flake FINE. you just have to stir.

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    Re: AHHHHh_pouring plastics pain (worm-maker)

    <TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by worm-maker &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You need to post pictures </TD></TR></TABLE>

    DITTO.. let's see'em
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