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Nautica said:Im wanting to build a tube for some dryice/ln2 runs can I use mapp gas to solder the plate with the tube together or do I need something hotter? I have a mapp torch at home atm but didnt know if that kind of solder (that I use for water pipes and crap at the house) would work under those temps or not
Nautica said:Im wanting to build a tube for some dryice/ln2 runs can I use mapp gas to solder the plate with the tube together or do I need something hotter? I have a mapp torch at home atm but didnt know if that kind of solder (that I use for water pipes and crap at the house) would work under those temps or not (really wanting to play with some ln2 since I can get it locally)
figured Id ask the guy with the tube as his avatar and Ive seen some of the other threads with some of your works in progress.![]()
Darur said:You don't need anything special. I made a dry ice box out of some old copper gutter with some plumbing solder and a propane torch, the step by step is here.
Sorry, its a little "ghetto" so to speak, but it still works fine today after being treated like poo.
Copper has the best thermal properties at an affordable price, but you might be able to use aluminum. I would use a fairly thin plate (maybe 1/16in - 1/8in), too thick and it would limit heat transfer.
Pf.Farnsworth said:How is it comming got some pictures for us yet
PS:
Some members here and on xtremesystems.org make very good pots for very cheap. Might want to ask around for pricing, maybe you can get a good deal. Also check out the for sale section here and at XS, sometimes a few for sale real cheap. Might turn out it would only cost 10-20$ more to buy one then make your own.
Here is one for sale for $70 (shipping included - anywhere in the world)
Epox4life said:Is that can stainless steel? If it is, it will be horrible.
nvidiaOCmaster said:Most likley. It was a good thought.
Anyway, what metal should I use? Im going through this site looking for the right metal.
http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cfm?id=155&step=2
Should I buy from this site? should it be trusted or will it be a ripoff type thing?
Also, is that the right metal? a 4"X4" sheet should suffice for a contact plate right? That way, I can get the sample pack for 7$ and save moola.
.032" too thick?
nvidiaOCmaster said:Thanks!
Although I do not appreciate your respect to my education, im only 15, I havent taken physics and all that stuff yet.