Jim,
Have you tried using a thinner section of the material?
Keep your steam up!
Walt
In a message dated 7/13/00 1:42:23 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
something about chicken
broiler elements sticks in my mind.
I have tried that stuff and it does work, it can be shaped easily by breaking
out the interconnections down a row of holes, just use a small
In a message dated 7/13/00 1:42:23 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
These can be obtained UK side from Calor gas depots.
Cost me £7.80 for a 5"x7" bit last year.
Can you provide any more information, a part number would be wonderful.
bill
In a message dated 7/13/00 1:42:23 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
These can be obtained UK side from Calor gas depots.
Cost me £7.80 for a 5"x7" bit last year.
Any chance you can come up with a part number? If you can, I have a friend
in England that can send me
Don't know the Calor part # or even their part description. A request for
(soft) ceramic heater element usually seems to produce the goods. Depends who
you get behind the desk. Don't think Calor operate in the States.
We can't send a pic round this list can we ? It's the same stuff that
Wanted to let you guys be the first on your block to see the new locomotive
in the Roundhouse Basic Series. http://roundhouse-eng.com/ Scheduled to
be available in September. Cost same as Sammie ($675 delivered)
Jim Crabb
Seabrook, Texas
281-474-5654
Over the years I have found several sites that talk up the procedures for
firing a butane fired steamer, from lubricating and steam oil to gas and
water. However, I have not seen any site that deals from start to finish,
with the procedures involved with alcohol firing, such as tips to use (wick
However, I have not seen any site that deals from start to finish,
with the procedures involved with alcohol firing
Chuck,
Roger Loxley of Roundhouse Engineering wrote a little book called "An
Introduction to Alcohol Firing", which is sold in the US by Sidestreet
Bannerworks
