ClearBlueLou
unbearably light in the being....
I’d have to go hunt things down and refresh, but the gist of what I learned about a coil outfit would apply to the induction method - which is that it can’t be rigged up in a way that’s useable - too many connections, too much hot metal, suddenly too many moving parts. You could rig it for induction heat, but then it would need disconnection at peak temperature (~220F) and then relocation, then pressing. Lots of opportunity for slips, burns, etc...and just plain inconvenient at best.I just stumbled onto this thread and saw this video...
...and thought to myself - "Self - this is a perfect application for an induction heater."
Anyone else agree? Or do I need to read those other 49 pages![]()
Add to that, the pressing actually begins fairly early in the heat, which makes the entire maneuver still more complicated.
therefore, stumped, but not unhappy