if you search lead dripper on you tube there are plenty of plans for what you are after.
The commercial one they imitate is called the Littleton shot maker.
I seem to remember the actuall droppers were bolts with 1mm holes drilled in them.
Also seem to remember there was something about mig/tig welding tips being used as the dripper though most just used the bolt and hole method.
If you get one running I would be interested. I don't live too far from you so would be up for seeing it.
Well after chatting to my friend he is on sight for 6 weeks :-/ which has put me on hold ??? But no I decided to go to the local factory shop and buy a few little bits which I could try makings dripper my self ? First I have made a stand for the dripper which has angle adjustment and which the stove can sit under I have attached 6 single drippers. went for a little run tonight and found I need a bigger stove had a little camping stove which is just not man enough so I will be on the phone to my bro in the morning wishing to borrow his stove (which he may not see again) fingers crossed as this has cost me about £10.00 in total and a few hours with a mig welder so hope to have her running or in the scrap metal bin for the weekend time will tell
Angle of slope
Length of slope
The slope must be smooth
The slope must have a chamfered edge (chamfered away from the fall)
They also tend to "wax" the slope, though I cant remember with what.
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