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Offline pjmcla

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Re: "Micro" Pouring
« Reply #15 on: 01/05/12 19:38 UTC »
Getting a little 350 degree plastic on you gives a "fresh" perspective to the middle ages practice of people being "Boiled in Oil". 

Offline andrewlamberson

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I took just about everyone's suggestions and I managed some really nice looking 2.5" small fry's tonight! CTom's suggestion about using the spoon REALLY helped! I went over to the Salvation Army store and bought a dozen spoons...at 20 cents each...and then took a few back to the the shop at work and used a big vice to smash the tips down into a nice little spout! Works like a charm! Just regular teaspoons worked great to (in case you just want to "borrow" one from the kitchen!!).

I moved my work space up a lot closer to my face (easier on the back too!) and carefully poured in the top color with the spoons...wiping the excess and drips off with a paper towel (of course I was wearing my gloves too!). I clamped both front and back and very slowly and with virtually no pressure injected at 330 degrees....and they came out darn near perfect!!!

I love this forum! Thanks for all the help!
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Re: "Micro" Pouring
« Reply #17 on: 01/05/12 21:27 UTC »
I agree Andrew - This thread has been very helpful.   A Lot of usefull info.