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  1. So i scanned the forums and searched around. The only articles i found are from years ago and most links are out dated. I am looking for some quality bullets/flipping weights for tungsten and a reasonable price. I have seen a few sites here and there but was wondering what all you guys do for your tungsten? I would like to paint some as long as there isnt anything special about painting your own. Hopefullly you guys know some good sites with quality tungsten out there! Thanks guys!
  2. Has anyone tried mixing tungsten heavy powder into lead/tin? Or casting a lead/tin mold that incorporates a piece of solid tungsten? I know from reading here and other places that making your own pure tungsten jigs/weights is basically impossible and thought that this may provide a solution but have not attempted it, or any other type of metal pouring. I am more interested in density/mass than making something lead free, so I thought mixing with lead would be the best solution but from research it appears that mass production sintering uses other types of metals and I'm not sure if there is a reason for this other than keeping things lead free. I imagine that the mixing or consistency of tungsten powder to other metal would be an issue if mixed in a pot and would result in non standard results for different pours, but if the powder was measured and added to the mold before pouring you could achieve a relatively standard weight/ratio. Dependant on how the mold is set up I would imagine that the tungsten would then be placed at the bottom of the mold and in an ideal world the bottom of the casting acting like a balast on a hard/soft lure. This stuff is available from several places and works well to weight soft/hard plastics and even allows you to achieve some impressive weight for the size of casting.
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