[Jewelry making - Article 00234] - Re: [Orchid] Partially burned-out flasks

[James Binnion]

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    I once had a student pull out a partially burned out flask that had
    sat in his locker for a year and we put it through a normal burnout
    cycle and it cast just fine. I certainly would not recommend it as a
    standard practice but it worked that time. So just run them through
    a standard burnout and give it a try. What do you have to loose? 

Good luck,
Jim

James Binnion
jbin AT mokume-gane.com
James Binnion Metal Arts
http://www.mokume-gane.com
360-756-6550
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