SillyNotMe
Well-Known Member
It takes a lot of heat energy to melt copper. I speak from experience. A reckless anvil user will burn something else before getting the copper on the “outside” of the oven to show any sign of heat damage.
If one is paranoid worried about inhaling copper oxides or burnt copper or copper whatever, don’t do a cold start. Don’t inhale until the copper is no longer being heating and producing “micro toxins.”
Also, I just triple checked. My daily multivitamin has copper in it. This may be my last post.
If one is paranoid worried about inhaling copper oxides or burnt copper or copper whatever, don’t do a cold start. Don’t inhale until the copper is no longer being heating and producing “micro toxins.”
Also, I just triple checked. My daily multivitamin has copper in it. This may be my last post.
I didn’t melt anvil copper. I have hobbies. One of them had opportunities to melt metals.It takes a lot of heat energy to melt copper. I speak from experience. A reckless anvil user will burn something else before getting the copper on the “outside” of the oven to show any sign of heat damage.
If one is paranoid worried about inhaling copper oxides or burnt copper or copper whatever, don’t do a cold start. Don’t inhale until the copper is no longer being heating and producing “micro toxins.”
Also, I just triple checked. My daily multivitamin has copper in it. This may be my last post.