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I don't know. I bought it from H.I.S. glassworks .
Jim

What is "silver sand?"
You might want to look up the melting point of Al.
Jim

I have had this exact problem.
To make a very LOOOOONG story short, I finally put on a blade stiffener.
Cured ALL of the chipping as well as tracking problems.
The other Jim

Not I said the little red hen.
I will NOT EVER own a piece of "I" anything.
Just sayen
Jim

That is NOT the main reason.
It is the ONLY reason. :>(
Jim

Just a thought. I have a small ultrasonic cleaner left from when I was doing jewelry, and decided to give it a try. I put some h2o in three bottles and fired that sucker up. After about 1 hour the paint in the bottles had all reconstituted itself. NOW, for the TE pens. I unscrewed the tip and put so...

Made in just across the border in Tijuana. ANOTHER job shipped out of the good old USA.
Jim

That sounds like a heck of an idea. fill the spaces between the bottles with sand to keep them from moving. Shake is a general term. A back massager has a second use in this case. I must admit being tempted to fill a paint can with dried bottles well capped and taking them to a paint store for havin...

How long did you have to shake it?
I just shook 2 bottles quite vigorously for 10 min. each with almost no reconstituting
Jim

I think that is etheline glycol.
correct me if I am wrong.
Jim

OK, Bert. Where can a normal person off of the street buy it in quantities less than 50 gal.?
Jim

Bert Weiss wrote:I wouldn't add water. I'd add propylene glycol. Maybe soak the tips in the glycol.

No, but if you ever find out, I would like to know also :>)
Jim

What in the devil is this. This is the first time that I have heard this term
Jim

JestersBaubles wrote:When I am fusing simple small pieces (1" cabs, frit balls) in my SC2, I will ramp anywhere from 500 to 1500 deg/hr to the top temp, hold, and turn off.

Works for me, YMMV.
Dana W.

Me to also :>)

I agree, But I have found that this running plier is the best economically speaking. Also a Toyo "tap wheel" cutter is a great help. Jim http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/319JEn6HIBL.jpg The strip cutting principle that makes it easiest is to cut pieces of glass in half. So if you have...

What Brad and Tony said in spades

Thanks, Arnold. That speaks volumes about your integrity.

Arnold Howard wrote:Bartlett Instruments made the DTC 800. They can usually refurbish the circuit board for a nominal fee.

Sincerely,

Arnold Howard
Paragon Industries, L.P., Mesquite, Texas USA
ahoward@paragonweb.com / http://www.paragonweb.com

Why would I want to consider changing? Does the rtc 1000 offer any advantages? Jim They also make the RTC 1000. You might want to look at that one. Typically, Bartlett supplies the board attached to the front of the controller. You need to add a separate power supply. They will give you the spec. ht...

Who makes the dtc 800 programmer?
Mine just bit the dust and I don't feel like paying $366 from Paragon
Thanks in adv.
Jim

Heat work
The other Jim