Cold spots in kiln - usual or unusual ?

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I have a better idea - treat luddites as being inconsequential and
irrelevant.

Have you considered adding a kiln controller to eliminate having to
babysit your pyrometer?


There's a prominent fuser who by choice babysits a pyrometer. Maybe
you've heard of him.

http://www.averyanderson.com/brock_craig.htm

In any event I can assure you that Mr Hut has a controller. In fact,
I'll wager that his next controller will be self built. Cheaper and much
more efficient than anything on the market today. I seem to remember
sending him some DIY info a while back.

--
Jack

bobo1148atxmissiondotcom


http://www.glassartguild.com/gallery/jack_bowman

wrote in message
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I have a better idea - treat luddites as being inconsequential and
irrelevant.

Have you considered adding a kiln controller to eliminate having to
babysit your pyrometer?


Ummmm....Dennis?


Have you ever SEEN Javahut's studio? And kilns and controllers?

I didn't think so.

And all along I thought Mikey Savad was the most clueless "professional" to
ever post on this group. He's a Rhodes' scholar compared to you.

"Javahut" wrote in message
...
you would have made an perfect
example of a mill owner, and were I a luddite, I'd have burnt yours down
first...

With him inside?

wrote in message
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Is it modernization you fellas are opposed to - or just entrepreneurial
capitalism?

Adapt or die. If you can't compete, clear the field to make room for
those that can.


Your sorry ass couldn't make it a week in the market I work in.

I can think of 5 or 6 people on this very board whose YTD bottom line very
likely exceeds yours.

Maybe you ought to just take a big shut-the-****-up and consider for a
moment that you are the little duck in the puddle. Whatinhell is your
claim to fame anyway? Toy boats? Bwahhhaaahhhaaa.