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Consider the hoist sometimes used off the back of a pick-up truck. It can pick up quite a bit of weight and can swivel from one table kiln to another at 90 to 180 degrees from the first. El cheapo supremo!!!

Aluminum is soldered, welded at about 950 degrees.Very little room for error before it turns into a puddle.

Does that mean " when you hear the smoke alarm, dinner is served"?

Michael, love the Zoeys. Very nice work (all of it).

If your detector is ceiling mounted, try mounting it about a foot down on the wall. This may help, and still allow the thing to do it's job. t

JJSIM--_ I highlighted and copied , then inserted and clicked- voila!. About a thousand pics to look at. Copy and paste is the way to go.

Hey Unmesh- - - find a neon signmaker and get him (her) to make the tubes for you. Or take lessons and bend your own.

all your pics look good- - - especially the two red-headed little plate holders.

Stick to the new board, please. The separation of thread types looks a lot better to me now that I'm used to it.

Go to the next size above what you can afford. You'll always want to to larger in the future.

no cement on sidewalls- just pressure from outer band of stainless steel.

Try to make holders out of plastic or wood that you can use as a buffer between you and the machine.Just about anything will cut down on the vibrations .

With the L & L- the element holders will still look new in 15-20 years. High firing normally wears out elements prematurely, but between a friend and myself, our 3 L & L's still look good. The oldest is over 20 yrs of age,, and they all appear to be in quite good shape. The price is a little...

ALL your pics show very nice sharp, clean glasswork. Be proud, be happy. I hope you are selling a lot .Cliff in Myrtle Beach

Mortar the crack and tighten the outer band . No need for new lid yet.

Stunning !!!

Whose fish is this?http://www.jigzone.com/ms/z.php?k=2D8QEDFE

Glenda- - - They are most likely referring to pouring already molten metal onto the material. If the glass and 'caulk' go up at the same time, there should not be any temperature shock.

Walt- the thread moved. Look in pot melt/ drops thread

Hey Walt- look at Steve Immerman's pix on next thread down from here