Pot Melt Bubbles and Pits
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Mark Wright
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Pot Melt Bubbles and Pits
Is there any way to prevent or get rid of the dozens of small bubbles and pits on the surface of a pot melt? After sandblasting and a second fusing it looks better but the pits are still there.
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The Hobbyist
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Re: Pot Melt Bubbles and Pits
I always hold my melts at around 1500 F for about 45 min to an hour.
Jim "The Hobbyist"
Jim "The Hobbyist"
"With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil—that takes religion. " Steven Weinberg
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Mark Wright
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Re: Pot Melt Bubbles and Pits
My program:
1- 250/hr to 1000 hold 15
2- 250/hr to 1100 hold 15
3- 450/hr to 1685 hold 90
4- AFAP to 1520 hold 45
5- AFAP to 900 hold 60
6- 100/hr to 750 hold 15
1- 250/hr to 1000 hold 15
2- 250/hr to 1100 hold 15
3- 450/hr to 1685 hold 90
4- AFAP to 1520 hold 45
5- AFAP to 900 hold 60
6- 100/hr to 750 hold 15