Lee Precision 90029 Ingot Mold Silver Aluminum/Wood

The Lee Precision 90029 is an aluminum and wood ingot mold designed for casting precious metal ingots. Whether you're a reloader looking to manage scrap lead, a bullet caster consolidating materials, or someone working with silver and other metals, this four-cavity mold offers a straightforward way to cast uniform ingots that you can store, stack, or remelt later. The combination of lightweight aluminum construction with hardwood handles makes it practical for extended casting sessions without the fatigue that heavier tools can bring.

Built with aluminum, the mold resists rust and corrosion—a real advantage in any shop or reloading space. The hardwood handles stay cool during repetitive casting work, protecting your hands even when you're running multiple pours back-to-back. Lee Precision has built its reputation on solid reloading and casting equipment, and this ingot mold reflects that same attention to durability and usability.

If you reload, cast bullets, or work with scrap lead and other materials, consolidating small pieces into uniform ingots makes storage easier and remelt more efficient. This mold lets you produce consistent, same-sized ingots across four cavities per pour, so you can establish a workflow that fits your needs.

Key Features

• Four-cavity design for casting multiple ingots per pour
• Lightweight aluminum construction resists rust and reduces hand fatigue
• Hardwood handles remain cool during extended casting sessions
• Durable, compact tool for reloaders, bullet casters, and metalworkers

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I cast in this mold?

The Lee Precision 90029 is designed for casting ingots from lead, silver, and other metals. It's widely used by reloaders and bullet casters to consolidate scrap material into uniform, storable ingots.

Will the handles get too hot to use?

No. The hardwood handles are designed to stay cool even during long casting sessions with repeated pours, so you can work safely without heat protection.

How many ingots does it make at once?

The mold has four cavities, so you cast four ingots per pour.

Is aluminum durable enough for regular casting use?

Yes. The aluminum construction is both durable and lightweight, and it naturally resists rust and corrosion, making it well-suited for long-term use in a reloading or casting workspace.