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Welcome to the Purple-Days family, Dream. Glad to have you aboard and enjoying. biopharmacopeia says, "For those with a PD having problems with stuff falling into the heater and burning..." and later notes,"I ... have never actually seen a PD." :mad: biopharmacopeia, your experiencxes with...

10-12 business days. And that's a prediction. Sometimes quicker sometimes a day or two extra, things pop up in life. Also that lead time can change from week to week. :cool:

Welcome to the Purple-Days family, tadrossi. Glad you are enjoying. :) whereami, if you have questions about order status or the current lead times, drop us a line.

PV, best of luck in everything you do. Thank you, from us both. :peace:

With the supplied warts, it seems pretty darn constant. We get them all from Jameco, a top electronics component supplier. Part #10081. They are UL listed as mentioned. Not sure of the manufacturers tolerances but, IMO the Jameco warts are all very similar.

Hazy is absolutely right. It's the Volts. Amps don't matter as long as they are adequate. An example: plug your toaster into a 120 volt - 15 amp circuit, make toast. Plug into a 120V 20 amp circuit, make toast. Same results. Change the voltage and your results will vary. Higher voltages...

Wow I saw a show about that wood, It's extinct now, Right? So neat. Drop me a line. :)

Cherry does seem ideal. The grain structure of the Prunus family seems well suited to our purposes too. Specific gravity is a good guidline on choosing a wood but the grain needs to be pretty stable too, We have tried a few woods and they get discussed from yime to time in this thread, but the...

Max, we are old enough to remember Behind The Green Door, so I wonder at your meaning...Lucky the blinds are built in (between the glass) Or maybe Jade green for the jade pebbles we send (jade is for luck) We know it ain't for the money. :cool:

Bring it on, I'll snap the pic. Maybe we can all get a fish sandwich at The Crazy Norwegian's. :)

Thanks for the kind words CD. They mean a lot to us. Update from PD Land. Just ordered the front door for the new workshop. Finally gonna get this mess off our dining table and give Pammy her house back. :cool: Not too big just a 8' x 12' space, gable ends and a couple of windows. Kinda fun...

NIce pictures Clear Dome. Welcome to the family. :)

Yes, 800 mA will work fine. The PD draws less than 700 mA. When we suggest 1000mA it is to allow some headroom, like running a 13 amp saw on a 15 amp circuit, hey 'it works' but running circuits at 'near capacity' is not the greatest idea in the world, maybe. An electrical engineer can jump in...

Yes, UrutuBsb, as Max says, you can make a batch of your own. Kinda why I give the recipe. It's simple and there is nothing to hide. Some sewing shops sell small sticks of bee's wax (to make thread and needles slide easy) and you can use any vegatable oil like peanut oil if that is handy. We...

Buzz-Butter is one of those strange substances like peanut butter or ketchup. At room temp and sitting still it seems like a solid, but start moving it around and it becomes more liquid (even at the same temperature). It is very different than either of it's ingredients alone. Heat will soften...

drop me an e-mail we will get you fixed up.

Sounds like the spring clip that sandwiches the heat exchanger in place against the stainless steel sleeve has come up a little. If a unit gets dropped top down that 100 gram mass can bump the clip. Two solutions, A) send it in and I'll give it a whack back into place. or B) a flat bladed...

Yes, if the outside diameter of the tip and the inside diameter of the heat exchanger were perfectly mated you would have to line them up perfectly to get the insertion. Too perfect can be a problem. So there is some play and it is easy to mate the two parts.

The original Eterra patent was from 1978? and in those days patents ran for 17 years, Now days I believe they run for 20. So even by those standards Rick was OK when He started making the A-Zap in 2001. Of course I didn't just copy the other designs. What I came up with is new as far as the...

Thanks fellows. now back to work. :)