44 Special - Part 8 - Casting Keith Semi-Wadcutters

Casting Keith Semi-Wadcutters with the Lyman 429421 Four Cavity Mold for .44 Special Skeeter Loads.
I use my electric brewery equipment to control the temperature of the 220 Volt LEE Pro 4-20 Bottom Pour Pot.
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[@williebulletman5217]

Those look so good it’s making me want to pick up a 44-Magnum

[@WilliamCChapin]

Thanks for watching, Willie!

[@fuzztfork8]

Even I watched it for the Alternative ending !!! LOL

[@WilliamCChapin]

It's not much different - I just fixed an issue with a missing picture of the powder coated bullets. I think I made the mistake while editing the movie. Thanks for watching.

[@ocean374]

Nice bullets I do like that Keith bullet I have it for my 357mag I only load it on 38 special it’s to long to load in a 357mag I have a ruger so the cylinder is shorter than the smith and wessen

[@WilliamCChapin]

The 44 Caliber 429421 can be too long for some 44 Magnum applications as well, such as the Ruger 77/44 Rifle. Thanks for watching, Ocean 374!

[@jcm4590]

It was worth watching a second time. What does PWM stand for? What's the difference between that and PID with respect to function?

[@WilliamCChapin]

Hi JCM45! I don't know if you are asking for nerd talk or cool jazz speak...so I'll keep this on the laid back side!
PWM is Pulse Width Modulation - In simple terms, this installation is a digital temperature dial. The knob controls how long the heat stays on compared to off. It is manual control with no feedback. It acts like the knobs on an old electric range, which are infinite switches.
PID is Proportional Integral Derivative - In our lead pot controllers, it is an automated control loop that has temperature feedback from the temperature probe. The controller optimizes the switching of the heat on and off based on the difference between the measured temperature and the desired temperature.

[@jcm4590]

Curtis, that's exactly what I was looking for.....................nerd talk. I have the cool jazz stuff handled!

[@WilliamCChapin]

JCM45 Uh oh...that was my Cool Jazz response! I have a high coefficient of nerdiness even when I attempt to turn it down!

[@jcm4590]

Lol! Could of fooled me!

[@kylelusk8994]

Hahahaaaa. Oops! Lol

[@WilliamCChapin]

Yeah...that's how it goes, Kyle. There are a few mistakes scattered through some of my videos. I usually notice them right after they are published.