how much lead does pot hold
372234
It will hold close to 3 lbs. I melt 5 lb ingots, but the pot won't hold the entire ingot. Hope that helps.
372235
the pot would safely hold (I think) about 1/4 cup of lead. I made over 100 bullets (44-40) with very little trouble. Once I got the first batch of lead melted, I would cast several bullets, then put more lead in the pot, and repeat. Once you get a little lead in the pot, additional lead melts quickly.
727859
It holds alot you can also hang two of the same size pot on one hook.Works best with pots with a ring. Very sturdy the best Ive seen.
799802
This is a one quart pot with lid. It can obviously hold one quart, but this will leave little space for 'boiling'. Depending on the volume of your can of soup, it would be adequate if you avoid overheating and stir often.
959881
I think one foot per pot, less the root ball of the plant. I cubic ft. per pot would be more than enough.
1894068
I bought this and every piece broke within days. Sorry don't know about the lead but wouldn't recommend.
46896
No lead. Can not be used on stove top. The glaze is added to the pottery before it goes into the Kiln so that food will not stick.
374623
If you click on the icons and look at each pot individually the bottom of the pots state that they are 18/10. I would like to know how much each pot holds
1928344
I don't have an actual lead thermometer, but I have used it in my Lee 20lb bottom pour pot at a setting of 7 1/2 with no problem. One thing, it's just like a mold, it needs to "come up to temperature" before you can use it. I just set it in the lead and lift it out every 10-15 seconds to see when the molten lead stops sticking to it.
1907178
If you are only going to melt lead, it will stand 700 degs. or more. beyond that I have no idea. The pot is cast iron and will take a lot of heat to melt.
117517
I would imagine it is lead free. This particular crock pot just came out around 5 or 6 years ago. Since I use mine 4 days of the week out of seven if there was lead I think we would have had a problem by now. The crocks look pretty much like all crocks in these kind of pots and I just can not imagine that there would be any lead involved. This is a guess on my part though, and frankly, regardless, I am still going to be using mine. Nothing that comes out of it tastes like it has been sitting in liquid all day.
2093852
My 10Lb cast iron pot will hold 8 Fl. Oz. safely, Absolutely No More than 9 Fl. Oz.
153976
I have one medium size ceramic planter and two decorative vases that are empty. the platforms are not big enough to hold a pot more than 8 or 9 inches and still have room to put one on each platform. I would say a total of maybe 10-12 pds. It is very attractive, though and I really like it.
630826
I think it holds up to 300lbs. It depends on size of pots to how much you can fit.
1413230
A lot. I don't know an exact amount because we make lots of small batches but it will last a long time unless you make a giant pot.
1461438
Probably not that small of an amount. There is a minimum fill line in the window on the side of the pot. I would guess it would take 12 to 16 ounces to safely operate.
703545
It's a large stainless basket with a handle. Being that the pot is 8 qt, I would estimate the basket at a minimum of 4 qt.
1105263
I think ten is written on the bottom of pot but seems to hold more like 12.