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Old August 14th 04, 02:06 AM
R. Hamm
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Default build an annealing oven?

I searched Google for this, no luck, can somebody point me to a site that
shows how to
build an annealing oven? I am a newbie glass blower, and just need a small
one, I don't even know what temperatures they go up to and how
long....thanks for any help

R. Hamm -=(RH)=- ²°°³


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Old August 14th 04, 04:55 AM
Mike Firth
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http://users.ticnet.com/mikefirth/annealer.htm
If annealing only, about 1000F is tops and you can get away with electric
dryer elements instead of the higher temp Kanthal A-1 or equivalent to fuse
and sag glass.

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"R. Hamm" wrote in message news:BAdTc.3362$TI1.145@attbi_s52...
I searched Google for this, no luck, can somebody point me to a site that
shows how to
build an annealing oven? I am a newbie glass blower, and just need a small
one, I don't even know what temperatures they go up to and how
long....thanks for any help

R. Hamm -=(RH)=- ²°°³




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Old August 14th 04, 08:32 PM
R. Hamm
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Thanks, that's a lot of good info, now to build up my tool collection, now I
am using a propane cutting torch tip to work with, works well, I think.
Anybody want to get rid of tools, pliers etc? I can pay with paypal or
personal check.
Thanks....
R. Hamm -=(RH)=- ²°°³


"Mike Firth" wrote in message
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http://users.ticnet.com/mikefirth/annealer.htm
If annealing only, about 1000F is tops and you can get away with electric
dryer elements instead of the higher temp Kanthal A-1 or equivalent to

fuse
and sag glass.

--
Mike Firth
Hot Glass Bits Furnace Working Website
http://users.ticnet.com/mikefirth/hotbit46.htm Latest notes

"R. Hamm" wrote in message

news:BAdTc.3362$TI1.145@attbi_s52...
I searched Google for this, no luck, can somebody point me to a site

that
shows how to
build an annealing oven? I am a newbie glass blower, and just need a

small
one, I don't even know what temperatures they go up to and how
long....thanks for any help

R. Hamm -=(RH)=- ²°°³






 




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