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We have used the microwave, you just gotta play with the power levels and time. I'd do 30-second increments. After I'm done with i chop it up in cubes and save it in a Tupperware bin

That is a really nice thing! I'm gonna be putting together my list, as I nervously wait for my registration confirmation and practice some more bending. I always feel like it's not good enough.

SUCCESS! I started with the gasket, replaced it by buying a 3-pack from Amazon for $10. the 9" ones, that happen to also fit instapots? but whatever, it works now yay!. I'll be taking my Ortho CDT in June, and since I currently don't own all the equipment I need, and the testing site emailed me...

I think I may have found the air inlet valve that will fit... But I'll change the gasket first and go from there. Thanks for all the feedback, I'll let you guys know the results. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001PLI4BA/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1

I ordered a pair of 9" gaskets, hopefully, that will fix the problem. If that doesn't, my next step will be to replace the air inlet valve, I'm just having trouble finding one.

I'd buy a new one but I'm trying to save some $$ since I'll be taking my practical portion of the CDT in ortho in June and was planning on using this pressure pot.

I have a Nevin DensAir pneumatic curing unit, the gasket seems to need replacing since it no longer keeps the air in, and also I think I might need to change the air valve to introduce air. I just can't seem to find the parts I need. I know this is an older model and I can't seem to find the...

I figure I have to bring my own acrylic, burs, rouge, wires, etc. Was just wondering if there was an actual list given or if anyone here had experience with it and could advise on what equipment/materials they wish they had brought with them and didn't, or which ones they brought and wish they...

Hello everyone, I'm trying to get my CDT in Ortho, I already passed both written exams, just waiting to do the practical whenever the next available is; my question is, has anyone here already done their practical and could tell me a list of materials and equipment I'll be needing to bring...

Congrats!!

Thanks for the heads up.. as for the weather, don't know why but i'm never affected by it... i've lived all over and all kinds of weather... rainforest, so lots of rain and humidity (Panama),desert-like (colombia),cold (upstate new york and wisconsin),in italy i lived by the alps... now...

Lol.. i lived in upstate new york for 6 years.

I'm about 5 years late for that Laugh

Can you elaborate a bit on that?

Well.. i AM a dancing queen....just not 17 anymore :D

Its one of those places i've always liked, plus it checks many of the boxes in what I like. I lived in Italy for 2 years, and while i liked that part of Europe, i always prefered Nordic countries.

LOL! totally unrelated to election results.

Been bouncing around the idea for a while now between opening my lab here (California) or moving to Sweden and work there as a lab tech; anyone here currently in Sweden or familiar with the dental lab requirements/job outlook there?

I like the eclipse curing system just for nightguards, and to cure triad material as it cures a custom tray in 30 seconds. but other than that, as someone already mentioned before, for dentures, is not effective enough to replace other methods and techniques already in place. What I'm wondering...

Lol... I know, I was just making the "is not the size, is how you use it" joke