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2-Apr-2006
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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
Join Date: Mar-2006
Posts: 12
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missed by age
Darrell,
When I asked you why you were using a thermocouple, I guess I missed that most folks buying kilns these days, get them with the firing computers attached. I got my aftermarket computer only recently and they have been around for years now. I think it is great that the company that sold you the kiln gives a class in it's use. I don't know that the company I worked for ever did that. Considering the danger that a kiln can pose it is wise. I imagine there is a good sales acpect to it also. Barry |
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