[TheForge] Burner angle conflagrations...

[Kathy]

It is good to be upbeat. Ron C kind of inspired me into taking a closer look at
thermite, rather than just dismissing it out of hand. I'm reading a book on the
subject that is so old the spelling of words like thermite and oxide don't end
in "e". The guys who handle this stuff must be plenty upbeat; also plenty
careful at all times. Kind of reminds me of the long ago feeling I had while
playing with my cousin in a very dried out field of grass; everything was just
fine before he lit the match...poor dumb George was always making arbitrary
decisions like that.
Mikey

-----Original Message-----
From: theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net]
On Behalf Of Jerry Frost
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 9:32 PM
To: Sponsored by ABANA
Subject: Re: [TheForge] Burner angle conflagrations...


From: "Kathy" <keporter at comcast.net>


> Actually, Frosty:
> Bad things happen to the crucible, after which, the 
> melt pours out through the
> new hole, thus tending to make bad things happen to 
> the burner...



> In any case, your wife is certain to
> notice, necessitating the building of a dog house; 
> fortunately a ready to hand
> site should have become available at this point, thus 
> ending the whole incident
> on an upbeat note. I think that's very important, 
> don't you? >:-)))
>
> Mikey
>


Absolutely Mikey!

A positive attitude is all important.

Frosty
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