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Posted by Steve Smith on December 9, 2006, 6:43 am
Please log in for more thread options Well...that sounds like new prices to me for standard firebrick.
I'm reasonably sure 2300F would be a mistake. I don't know about the
2600F bricks; I've always used 3000F bricks.
Thanks for checking, but I think I'll pass.
steve
alvinj@XX.com wrote:
>>...Post Office has the 'flat rate Priority' boxes -- all you can
>>stuff, up to 70 pounds, for $8 or $9 shipping. Two sizes of
>>boxes.
>>Brad K.
>>
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>
>http://www.panix.com/~alvinj/furnace.jpg
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>The prices are...
>
>"K23" (2300F) $3.85 and are the light weight and light colored ones
>shown.
>
>Standard "heavy" firebricks (also seen there as the dark yellow
>ones) are $1.46 each.
>
>"K26" (2600F) $5.00 and are quite abit heavier than the light weight
>ones and are the only other firebricks they carry anymore they've
>dropped -at least- two others since I bought mine. At that time the
>K23's were $2.45 and the stardards were 75c (seems like).
>
>I sure as heck don't know which type a guy needs for forging! :/
>You guys tell me so we'll both know. ;)
>2300F too low a temp for forging?
>
>
>
>>>>So Alvin,
>>>>Do you ship those fancy bricks?
>>>>Steve
>>>>
>>>>
>
>Meant to go by there yesterday and stood in Lowes parking lot
>thinking "what else was it I was wanting to do? :/"
>
>Going by there I could have learned more about 'em like weights and
>other sources etc.
>
>Anyway... how's those prices? :/
>
>Alvin in AZ
>ps- my girlfriend is behind holding up the cardboard to hide all the
> other really "good" stuff I got, no she ain't naked, if she was
> naked I wouldn't have been bothering with pictures of my stupid
> pile of bricks!
>
>
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