Anyone got any idea where I can buy some lead to make weights from?
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Think ya can buy it from scrap yards but not 100%. Best to try find sum roofers ave gettin loads off me mate, it's a bit dirty like but once ya melt it just get the dirt out with a spoon works for me..Size codling since sept 2013 = 46. Best so far = 5lb4oz
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Originally posted by Jeffrob445 View Posthaving only recently moved back up here, all the scrapyards I knew 25 year ago now appear to be housing estates!Cod can only juge me if am a haddock https://www.facebook.com/groups/141034916010629/
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Originally posted by Jeffrob445 View Posthaving only recently moved back up here, all the scrapyards I knew 25 year ago now appear to be housing estates!
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Lead from Grievsons or Jebbs in low Walker
Originally posted by Jeffrob445 View PostAnyone got any idea where I can buy some lead to make weights from?
candrgrieveson@live.co.uk
0191 262 8470
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JEBB Metals (Newcastle) Ltd
Station Road
Walker
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE6 3PN
Telephone
0191 262 7099
Fax
0191 262 5458
Email
info@jebbmetals.co.uk
Both are using the London Metal Exchange to set their buying and selling prices. If you tell the guys on the scales you want it for fishing weights and ask for clean lead, they do sort it out for you and give good measure.
At 10 quid for 7 kilo it works out a 25 p per 175 gram sinker plus the cost of your wires and long tails (long tails are 50 for 4 quid at Billy,s fishing or ID fishing, Bills are stiffer wire).You can cut them in half and bend the end and push them right home in the mould, this makes them 4 p each. In rough terms 30p per sinker.
When you look at it its not that cheap making them any more I dare not add the price of the gas in.
Hope this helps.
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