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<p>[QUOTE="springfld.arsenal, post: 294754, member: 54"]Oh well, that’s life. The older I get the quicker I get over the ones that get away. Depending on how attached I am to the idea of owning a given item, these days my recovery time ranges from a few minutes to maybe an hour for stuff I’ve sought for years. Another will come along or I’ll find something way better and totally forget about the one that slipped by.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think I’ve landed the heat-treating furnace, sale price something like $250. Wish I’d saved photos, but it isn’t too pretty. Shape and size are like a refrigerator, and the top has a ceramic box inside that gets up to 2250 deg. F. You use it to temper, anneal, normalize etc. carbon steel so it has the mechanical properties you want, after you’ve machined it to the shape you want. It weighs 750 lbs; must have a transformer in the bottom part. Anyway it should be useful where the red QUADZILLA would have been an exhibit and perhaps an inspiration.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="springfld.arsenal, post: 294754, member: 54"]Oh well, that’s life. The older I get the quicker I get over the ones that get away. Depending on how attached I am to the idea of owning a given item, these days my recovery time ranges from a few minutes to maybe an hour for stuff I’ve sought for years. Another will come along or I’ll find something way better and totally forget about the one that slipped by. I think I’ve landed the heat-treating furnace, sale price something like $250. Wish I’d saved photos, but it isn’t too pretty. Shape and size are like a refrigerator, and the top has a ceramic box inside that gets up to 2250 deg. F. You use it to temper, anneal, normalize etc. carbon steel so it has the mechanical properties you want, after you’ve machined it to the shape you want. It weighs 750 lbs; must have a transformer in the bottom part. Anyway it should be useful where the red QUADZILLA would have been an exhibit and perhaps an inspiration.[/QUOTE]
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