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Re: Re: temper- heating to to 'straw' color questi
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Posted by Bill 52 8n on August 15, 2003 at 12:57:04 from (209.204.69.78):
In Reply to: Re: temper- heating to to 'straw' color questions posted by markct on August 15, 2003 at 09:25:55:
I missed the socket post, but are you guys talking about carbon steel? I didnt think it changed color till almost 1000 degrees. You can buy temp sticks to find the temperature. They are like a crayon, and melt at designated temps. I'm sure most weld shops have them. CR, just a thought, it might be easier to find a small 2-3 drawer metal filing cabinet vs a fridge, it would take up less space and be easier to move aound. Bill
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