Not so much a Waage forum as a very good pot for the money. When you cast with a ladle and turn the mould as in what Ken said, it also helps the air escape for a better bullet weight consistency. I use my pot inside with it vented to the outside so I can watch TV and cast in comfort. I used to cast with a plumbers pot and got tired of casing in the excess heat put out by the propane burners and running out of propane when I needed it most and trying to keep that plumbers pot regulated was a pain. A good electric pot will keep the melt at a very consistant temperture.
Ken H., Kelly O,
Thanks, for the info. You guys convinced me. The issue of reducing air pockets by tilting the mold and ladle is what i needed to make this decision. I can see where the bottom pour method could more readily produce voids or air pockets. Looks like a Waage melt pot in my future.
IF YOU CAN'T MAKE IT WORK..AT LEAST MAKE IT LOOK GOOD!!
kelley, hopefully you are watching something like the Western channel or some outdoor channel and not a soap such as How the World Jerks!! I do my casting out in a shed behind the house. TV!! Man what a way to go!! Randy
Yep, I set my casting up so I can watch T.V., usualy the news, football or Nascar. For some reason I can't get the outdoor channel on my satalite, keeps saying, searching for channel. I have the pot vented to the outside, no fumes in my office/shop or house
Kelley, good for you Wish I could do that! I am able to watch tv while preping and priming my brass, etc. Although I am not sure it is going to contribute to the accuracy at all. Randy
What type of venting do you use to move the fumes outside? I rather cast in the basement instead of the garage, but I have been worried about getting lead residue all over the place.
I made a vent from a bathroom fart fan, 200 CFM, and ran a 4" metal flex duct through the ceiling and out through a turbane vent in the roof. I made the hood for the fan, 18" square, and it hangs down from small chains to about a 14" from the pot.
I do my casting out in a shed behind the house. TV!! Man what a way to go!! 
Randy
Wish I could do that! I am able to watch tv while preping and priming my brass, etc. Although I am not sure it is going to contribute to the accuracy at all.