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Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions 2008-02-27, 1:31pm
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Posted By evolvingBeau
If anyone is into the physics and formulae of...

If anyone is into the physics and formulae of annealing and want's a full on breakdown.. I recommend Bandhu Scott Dunhams' book, Contemporary Lampworking..One of the best all around lampworking books...
Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions 2008-02-27, 1:20pm
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Posted By evolvingBeau
Technically yes. Provided that my math is...

Technically yes.
Provided that my math is correct..For a 1" thick piece of Moretti glass the maximum(fastest) slow cooling rate (annealing through strain) is 3.74 degrees F/min or 224 degreesF/hour....
Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions 2008-02-27, 9:38am
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Posted By evolvingBeau
I also skip the strain soak in lieu of a very...

I also skip the strain soak in lieu of a very slow ramp down. (about 50-60 DPH).
As long as the temp changes are slow enough between annealing and strain point then you won't "un-do" the annealing...
Forum: Tips, Techniques, and Questions 2008-02-26, 12:21pm
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Posted By evolvingBeau
Hold time is proportionate to the thickest part...

Hold time is proportionate to the thickest part of any given piece. Since overannealing is NOT an issue it's best to err on the side of caution with both the annealing temp and soak time.
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