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Lab talk, the good, the bad, and the ugly
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centrifuge casting and torch
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<blockquote data-quote="Mike2" data-source="post: 44312" data-attributes="member: 943"><p>We use this method and it is not too complicated. As stated get gauges and call manufacturer. We use Microstar HS investment as Jensen offers the best support IMO. Weighing the liquid and water will let you really dial it in and I have found other investments that are cheaper but you get what you pay for. As far as old school goes, when the new and modern crowns match the longevity and wear of crowns I made 20+ years ago, I will be out of business and retired(hopefully),plenty of Dr.'s still just want the old standard GOLD or PFM'S. My 2cents</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike2, post: 44312, member: 943"] We use this method and it is not too complicated. As stated get gauges and call manufacturer. We use Microstar HS investment as Jensen offers the best support IMO. Weighing the liquid and water will let you really dial it in and I have found other investments that are cheaper but you get what you pay for. As far as old school goes, when the new and modern crowns match the longevity and wear of crowns I made 20+ years ago, I will be out of business and retired(hopefully),plenty of Dr.'s still just want the old standard GOLD or PFM'S. My 2cents [/QUOTE]
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