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In Reply to: When you reach 54C, what's your next step. I have the old VF. nt posted by alaskahiatt on June 5, 2022 at 17:52:25:
That is the temperature you want between the felt.
On my original pouch, it took about 2 hours to get there and was stable. I leave it for about 2 hours for 180g vinyl and then I worked out it took about 2 hours to cool down to close to ambient.
The best thing is to program a timer to automatically switch off the pouch after your target time (which in my case is about 4 hours), then come back to it in say 3 hours to check.
The top platten is heavier than the bottom, so for best results - particularly with potato chip warps, I flip the record over and do a second cycle.
As I rely a lot on mail order, I get some pretty badly warped/dished discs due to the hot conditions en route and the VF totally fixes those discs. I treat flattening a disc as part of the cleaning process these days.
Regards Anthony
"Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty.." Keats
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Follow Ups
- RE: When you reach 54C, what's your next step. I have the old VF. nt - flood2 19:20:25 06/05/22 (2)
- Thanks a lot. Sorry about the mail order problems. I would have thought - alaskahiatt 22:25:45 06/05/22 (1)
- RE: Thanks a lot. Sorry about the mail order problems. I would have thought - flood2 01:21:38 06/06/22 (0)
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