Thread: My new toy

Originally Posted by randydance062449

That will allow you to do a bunch of different things very accurately. Anneal, normalize, heat treat, temper. Good purchase!

One thing I'm looking forward to is being able to spheroidize anneal O1. I've had trouble drilling tang holes in forged O1 before, because it will air harden to some extent if you do a normal heat it up/let it air cool cycle. Now we can fix that.

Josh

Could I get two charbroiled hot dogs with cheese and a small diet coke please............

Very nice Josh!!!!

They might could get a little well-done but it could work.....

a kiln is some of the best $ a maker can spend to keep HT in check and allow to lock in the right times and temps for the steel you are using

i got my kiln before i had a reall grinder (was working on a 1x42 delta grinder)

Originally Posted by Lynn

Could I get two charbroiled hot dogs with cheese and a small diet coke please............

Very nice Josh!!!!

Sure, give me about 11 seconds... Order up!

I would love to make a razor and was wondering if an electric kiln would work this is the first Iv'e seen it used. That is cool. My wife was talking about getting into pottery a while ago so could this be a double purpose item?
It sure would make convincing her easier.

I am thinking of a larger sugar creek with a digital /with ramp or the high end even heat oven in 220 v . Im just waiting to see if Im heading for more surgery no point in buying it till im able to grind steel again . kellyw

How hot have you been able to get the kiln to? I know of a maker with the Sugar Creek 220v model and loves it, but I only have 110v in my garage and people have had issues with the 110v evenheat model not getting to temp well.

Ill be honest you have wasted your money sell it as fast as you bought and dont lok back 220 is the only way to go. But if your real serious a salt pot is the only way to go for the serious maker. EMAIL ME if you want to talk freely [email protected]