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Pre-Dry, Pre-Smoke and now Pre-Heating

Postby DennisLinkletter » Mar 17th, '07, 07:03

In this cat and mouse game of building the best ceramic possible, problems are of the utmost importance as without them, I would not come up with solutions.
Pre Drying removes the bulk moisture from the body.

But I still get reports of venting albeit minor and small fissures in the grout. Although this is typical for this material, I don't want my customers to have to deal with any of this.

My solution to this problem is to pre-dry, pre-smoke to test for leaks and now pre-heat to over 800º. We heat them on a 10 hour schedule.

This ensures that your cookers is truly ready to go when it arrives at your door. And will be trouble free as possible.

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Postby Curly » Mar 17th, '07, 07:15

Could you send them with a couple of pork butts in them, maybe time it so they are ready to pull when they reach the door step :D
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Postby gerard » Mar 17th, '07, 07:21

Very impressive.
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Another Point of View..

Postby rorkin » Mar 17th, '07, 08:20

Not meaning to be castigated as a tree hugging carnivore may I make the following observation.
The world is coming to recognize that we are running out of fossil fuel and that the burning of it increases the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is killing the planet.. I would suggest forgoing 10 hours per KK of wasted gas which only cures a minor and in fact principally cosmetic problem.. If people know that it can happen and it is pointed out in large letters in any documentation with the cooker, then they wont be surprised
I don't think anyone wants to return the cooker because of the problem. I am sure you want to eliminate the problem but not only is this non earth friendly but adds to the cost of the product.
Let the flames begin.. :-)
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Re: Another Point of View..

Postby Firemonkey » Mar 17th, '07, 09:25

rorkin wrote:Not meaning to be castigated as a tree hugging carnivore may I make the following observation.
The world is coming to recognize that we are running out of fossil fuel and that the burning of it increases the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is killing the planet.. I would suggest forgoing 10 hours per KK of wasted gas which only cures a minor and in fact principally cosmetic problem.. If people know that it can happen and it is pointed out in large letters in any documentation with the cooker, then they wont be surprised
I don't think anyone wants to return the cooker because of the problem. I am sure you want to eliminate the problem but not only is this non earth friendly but adds to the cost of the product.
Let the flames begin.. :-)


No flames from this direction. I am all about doing what I can to minimize my impact on the Earth. However, avoiding cracks on my grill is not something I am willing to sacrifice :D Ranks right up there with driving to work rather than riding the Metro bus.:shock: If I wanted that, I would stick with the crack-riddled mexican grill that I have. Compared to the refined cookers Dennis is delivering - my Mexi-K IS a metro bus!
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Postby rorkin » Mar 17th, '07, 09:33

We all have our priorities :-)

Upon further examination of the picture posted by Dennis..
It looks more like a bunch of KK's pulling on a Hookah.
This being much more acceptable and enviro-friendly
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Re: Another Point of View..

Postby gerard » Mar 17th, '07, 10:41

Firemonkey wrote:....my Mexi-K IS a metro bus!


Yep, I hear it even has some graffiti. :P
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Honor Gaia?

Postby Turtle » Mar 17th, '07, 11:52

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:smt017 So-named global warming pretends to be a scientific conversation but looks more like an old religion with doctrines of personal sacrifice and self denial, evangelical calls for repentance from sin, and promises of salvation. But that is just an observation.. flame away..

http://www.gaiaswomb.com/about.htm

http://www.pantheon.org/articles/g/gaia.html

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http://www.gaia.org/gaia/

http://www.gaiamind.org/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaia_hypothesis

http://www.gaia-inst.org/

http://www.gaiauniversity.org/english/
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Postby rorkin » Mar 17th, '07, 12:06

Actually I agree that all the points made re Gaia and parallel to religious fervor are accurate.. But that does not mean that the science is wrong..
It is also true that horses and sheep are both 4 legged mammals that live in North America .. But so what. Lots of similarities but so what.


To quote an old sayings.. "even Paranoids have real enemies" :-)
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Postby Curly » Mar 17th, '07, 14:03

rorkin wrote:Actually I agree that all the points made re Gaia and parallel to religious fervor are accurate.. But that does not mean that the science is wrong..
It is also true that horses and sheep are both 4 legged mammals that live in North America .. But so what. Lots of similarities but so what.


To quote an old sayings.. "even Paranoids have real enemies" :-)


I have to believe the science is wrong...not even science.

Who was it that said, (loose quote here) "I don't know what is more arrogant, to think that humans have played a major role in global warming, or that we can actually do anything about it".

I'm certainly for being planet friendly, but have to follow the crowd that says the sun does what the sun wants.

You gotta wonder why Mars is also having a global warming now too...how we gonna help them out?
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Postby rorkin » Mar 17th, '07, 14:37

If you have looked at the science and find it inconclusive as science then you have an obligation not to believe the science. If you have a problem with the concept of science dealing with systems as large and complex as analayzing global climate . Than that is also your privelige. Nuff said
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Postby Turtle » Mar 17th, '07, 14:51

rorkin wrote:Actually I agree that all the points made re Gaia and parallel to religious fervor are accurate.. But that does not mean that the science is wrong..
It is also true that horses and sheep are both 4 legged mammals that live in North America .. But so what. Lots of similarities but so what.


To quote an old sayings.. "even Paranoids have real enemies" :-)


The question about global warming being scientifically true or false is irrelevant. I did not raise that question.

To agree completely that the science is 100% accurate and that we must therefore obey the laws of environmentalists to honor the planet would miss the relevant question. The relevant question is, “For whom must you acknowledge the requirement to make personal sacrifices?â€
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Postby DavidS » Mar 17th, '07, 15:28

Way too go Dennis. :)
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Postby rorkin » Mar 17th, '07, 16:17

I do.. Accept Dennis's right to do anything he wants to..
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Postby LeadDog » Mar 17th, '07, 17:31

Dennis I love the picture. That looks so cool to see all of those KKs there getting ready for their happy customers.
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