fishersteve1972
New member
They look good Bennie.Do you add lead to the wm90 to lose the yellow colour?
thanks
Steve
thanks
Steve
No, They are pure tin.They look good Bennie.Do you add lead to the wm90 to lose the yellow colour?
thanks
Steve
I am actually using WM90 (white metal), that all I use.Hello Bennie,
These moulds looks amazing and the spoons as well... Do you only use tin or do you sometimes use whitemetal as well? How does the 2 compare to each other?
I am thinking of making a mould and will soon start playing around on the making of a spoon and also with the mould. I would actually like to see these spoons you have in action and see how they compare to the famous Allan Seeker spoons when fishing for yellowtail...
Thanks for sharing...
Should we do a proper spoon making tutorial from start to finish?Hello Bennie,
These moulds looks amazing and the spoons as well... Do you only use tin or do you sometimes use whitemetal as well? How does the 2 compare to each other?
I am thinking of making a mould and will soon start playing around on the making of a spoon and also with the mould. I would actually like to see these spoons you have in action and see how they compare to the famous Allan Seeker spoons when fishing for yellowtail...
Thanks for sharing...
Stapies wrote:Should we do a proper spoon making tutorial from start to finish?Hello Bennie,
These moulds looks amazing and the spoons as well... Do you only use tin or do you sometimes use whitemetal as well? How does the 2 compare to each other?
I am thinking of making a mould and will soon start playing around on the making of a spoon and also with the mould. I would actually like to see these spoons you have in action and see how they compare to the famous Allan Seeker spoons when fishing for yellowtail...
Thanks for sharing...
Lets see who is interested, if we have enough interest we can do it step by step.
They are basically the same. White Metal (WM 90) is 90% Tin with Antimonyand a little copper. White metal is used for Big end bearings and I think the copper acts as a lubricant.Hi Bennie. Is white metal not the same as tin? Reason i ask is I use the same stuff that you use and thought it was supposed to be tin. Once it hardens its stiff as hell and not at all flexible like the tin snake spoons sold in the shops here. Also i find this WM90 doesnt stay shiny for long. Also quite a bit of black sludge when i melt it down. Any thoughts on this?
I don't know at this stage. They would work out quite expensive.Very nice Bennie, will you be selling them ??
Stapies wrote:Should we do a proper spoon making tutorial from start to finish?Hello Bennie,
These moulds looks amazing and the spoons as well... Do you only use tin or do you sometimes use whitemetal as well? How does the 2 compare to each other?
I am thinking of making a mould and will soon start playing around on the making of a spoon and also with the mould. I would actually like to see these spoons you have in action and see how they compare to the famous Allan Seeker spoons when fishing for yellowtail...
Thanks for sharing...
Lets see who is interested, if we have enough interest we can do it step by step.