saltbath hmmmmmm?

[MushiSushi]

Aurora (http://www.potterycrafts.co.uk/products/equipment/aurora.htm) a stainless steel double liner welded up and you have a batch Electric HT salt bath for £499 plus the stainless sheet...... hmmmmmm .... of course I need the £499 first :rolleyes:

[MushiSushi]

hmmmm this post ain't showing up on the main page?

'tis now :biggthump

[Kevin]

Looks like an expensive 'deep fat fryer' for cooking the chips :D

[keith_beef]

Aurora (http://www.potterycrafts.co.uk/products/equipment/aurora.htm) a stainless steel double liner welded up and you have a batch Electric HT salt bath for £499 plus the stainless sheet...... hmmmmmm .... of course I need the £499 first :rolleyes:

And on days when you don't want to use it as a saltbath, maybe you could take out the stainless liner, and use it as a furnace for heat treating air-hardening steels, like my favourit D2.

You'd need to check the precision of the heating system... Can it keep to ±5°C?


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[ugug]

Looks like an expensive 'deep fat fryer' for cooking the chips

what sort of chips have you been cooking at 1200celsius ;)

[Kevin]

what sort of chips have you been cooking at 1200celsius ;)

very crispy ones :)

[MushiSushi]

ain't coming round to yours for tea then Kev ..... I like 'em soft'n'fat rather than crisp'n'crumbly

[MushiSushi]

chips, that is ;)

[MushiSushi]

salt baths are also recommended for D2 (http://www.taylorspecialsteels.co.uk/pages/d2/stress_hardening.htm) Keith

[Colin KC]

Salty, crispy chips;) & D2 too:D

[MushiSushi]

a nice piece of sirloin and a watercress sauce and we're there ;)

[ugug]

i'm till trying to get my head round soft'n'fat :yikes: :240:


not literally of course..erhmmm

[MushiSushi]

it's not your head that you want to be using ug :yikes:;)