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Tom and KT...good points. Darrell.
No that's just monomer. No smoking its highly flammable.Black cauldron over fire. Neighbor asks me if I'm creating potions for witchcraft. I said no, making a denture.
And you can make some chicken wings.You cant beat the effectiveness of a tool made for its specific purpose, but low volume a fry daddy works pretty good.
Very nice set up, Dentureman.I love my Handler boil-out tank. View attachment 21277
I wondered why I kept waking up on the other side of the room with a knot on my head.No that's just monomer. No smoking its highly flammable.
I love my Handler boil-out tank. View attachment 21277
I love my Handler boil-out tank. View attachment 21277
Just put a Dentsply sticker on it.For those that don't mind using a curing unit that hasn't been rebranded by a Dental company. Everywhere else they are $250.
$129.99
http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=63643206
After my Hanau unit died, I bought an Oster turkey roaster from Target for about $60. It took a little while to calibrate the temp, but it brings the temperature up slowly and I have it attached to a timer that shuts off about 1:00 A.M. The cases actually come out better than my old Hanau.I suggest you check with your acrylic manufacturer on the suggested water temp rise/rate before purchasing a "curing unit". The gorilla in the room here is how much water you have in the tank AFTER placing your flasks in VS. how fast it will come up to desired temp. IF IT COMES UP TOO QUICKLY... BANG. You now have porisity. (If you think it comes up too fast it probably does) My curing unit (Coe Brand) uses 3-4 gallons of water and works off gas. It comes up to temp gradually-- which is what you are looking for. Hurry this and BANG. You have porosity.
I did look into that. Rise of around 2deg C per Minute. Which for a 10hr 165deg F cure is just fine.I suggest you check with your acrylic manufacturer on the suggested water temp rise/rate before purchasing a "curing unit". The gorilla in the room here is how much water you have in the tank AFTER placing your flasks in VS. how fast it will come up to desired temp. IF IT COMES UP TOO QUICKLY... BANG. You now have porisity. (If you think it comes up too fast it probably does) My curing unit (Coe Brand) uses 3-4 gallons of water and works off gas. It comes up to temp gradually-- which is what you are looking for. Hurry this and BANG. You have porosity.