Pvc Pipe Quench Tank at Sophia Adrian blog

Pvc Pipe Quench Tank. Then you have a burning tank with a spout of oil coming out. I live in newfoundland and getting oil shipped here is ridiculously expensive so i decided to design my own tanks. I was planning on preheating my. I got a huge 5x6x48 rectangular pipe on ebay for pretty cheap ($32, but shipping was a beast). Obviously pvc will not remain solid upwards of 780°c, which is where quenching temps for steels only start. My etchant tank is a 3 pvc pipe with a sealed toilet. For vertical quenching, not much beats a piece of pipe. It happens all the time with people quenching in the plastic. As someone else recommended, army surplus ammo cans. While not recommended, pvc will work if you're careful and don't plan on batching. A hot blade will go right through a pvc pipe filled with oil. It fits perfectly on an electric hot plate and gas stove i have. I use an large old fire extinguisher with the top cut off for my quench tank with a lid i made out of a piece of polished granite. I made a quench tank out of a old oxygen tank that is 9 in diameter by 21 deep. Fumes of melted pvc will also eat.

I live in newfoundland and getting oil shipped here is ridiculously expensive so i decided to design my own tanks. As someone else recommended, army surplus ammo cans. It happens all the time with people quenching in the plastic. Then you have a burning tank with a spout of oil coming out. Obviously pvc will not remain solid upwards of 780°c, which is where quenching temps for steels only start. A hot blade will go right through a pvc pipe filled with oil. I got a huge 5x6x48 rectangular pipe on ebay for pretty cheap ($32, but shipping was a beast). It fits perfectly on an electric hot plate and gas stove i have. Fumes of melted pvc will also eat. My etchant tank is a 3 pvc pipe with a sealed toilet.

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Pvc Pipe Quench Tank It fits perfectly on an electric hot plate and gas stove i have. A hot blade will go right through a pvc pipe filled with oil. Obviously pvc will not remain solid upwards of 780°c, which is where quenching temps for steels only start. While not recommended, pvc will work if you're careful and don't plan on batching. Fumes of melted pvc will also eat. Then you have a burning tank with a spout of oil coming out. I was planning on preheating my. I got a huge 5x6x48 rectangular pipe on ebay for pretty cheap ($32, but shipping was a beast). My etchant tank is a 3 pvc pipe with a sealed toilet. I made a quench tank out of a old oxygen tank that is 9 in diameter by 21 deep. As someone else recommended, army surplus ammo cans. I live in newfoundland and getting oil shipped here is ridiculously expensive so i decided to design my own tanks. It happens all the time with people quenching in the plastic. It fits perfectly on an electric hot plate and gas stove i have. I use an large old fire extinguisher with the top cut off for my quench tank with a lid i made out of a piece of polished granite. For vertical quenching, not much beats a piece of pipe.