m.t.pockets
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fluorescent and neon are basically the same thing. Just depends on how the companies chose to describe it.
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that's al I use on all my cups
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I have found that on some molds I need to TILT THE MOLD in different directions to get a complete pour
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Are they like the ones used to cut tiles, if so where did you get them
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I heat my molds on a single burner electric hot plate. Mold gets hotter a lot quicker than placing it on top of the melting pot. As for hooks I really don't worry about heating them as I live in Florida, but when I lived up north I would place the hooks on an old heating pad and then fold it in half over the hooks
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tried both ways but red letter down works best. thanks for all the help
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what is the correct side? Writing to the inside of cup or facing down to the work bench
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wasn't that the 570h which is still available
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HERE IS THE GUY THAT MAKES CARBON MOLDS https://www.facebook.com/Dnkjigmolds
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4/0 = $10.00 per 100 5/0 = $10.50 per 100
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I have about 600 of 4/0 and 5/0 if any one is looking for some
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I believe they were a special run that Barlow's had Eagle Claw make for them. They were available in 3/0, 4/0, 5/0 and 6/0 but are no longer being made. they are the exact same hook as the reg 635 hook but with a black platinum finish
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Tyvek is FREE. Go to the post office and get the PRIORITY MAIL ENVELOPS , cut them to fit , either glue them to the bottom of cups or hold in with a test cap (with center knocked out )
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All ready thought of that. Just haven't had the time to look for them
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Yes it states that you must let it cool down to 160 degrees before unplugging it. This can take upwards of an hour or more. It comes assembled with the base plate attached. There as a nut attached to the leg under the base plate, but you can not see how it is attached to the unit itself with out taking the whole thing apart.
