In a message dated 10/03/02, jandmarshall@............ writes:

> I know I should of asked here before heading to the vast World Wide Web of 
> filth to find out how much lead weighs per cubic inch so I could make a 5 
> 

Hi there Jan,

       Enlightenment comes in many ways! Round here, you only have to ask....

       Lead weighs 0.408 lb / cu inch ---> 5 lbs = 12.25 cu in

       For anyone thinking of making a copper plate 'weight', which can be 
directly damped using a magnetic field,

       Copper weighs 0.322 lb / cu in.

       Regards,

       Chris Chapman
In a message dated 10/03/02, jandmarshall@............ writes:



I know
 I should of asked here before heading to the vast World Wide Web of filth to find out how much lead weighs per cubic inch so I
 could make a 5 pound weight for my Lehman 



Hi there Jan,



       Enlightenment comes in many ways! Round here, you only have to ask....



       Lead weighs 0.408 lb / cu inch ---> 5 lbs = 12.25 cu in



       For anyone thinking of making a copper plate 'weight', which can be directly damped us
ing a magnetic field,



       Copper weighs 0.322 lb / cu in.



       Regards,



       Chris Chapman