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Guess I'll have to starting doing 500 squats a day then… Ha.
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Hey, is there anyone who can CNC plate stainless steel? I want to commission a run of 5-10 of these:
http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/04/the-food-lab-the-new-reversible-baking-steelg.html
Anyone else interested in one of these would be welcome to join.
I would buy one if they could get their act together and sell them.
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That safely makes 5, though more would surely decrease cost per unit. Is there a preference on the type of stone used? We have a pretty sizable stone, tile, and masonry outfitter that would be ideal for sourcing such. Dimensions? With proper info, could have an estimate per unit pretty swiftly
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I'd be in for one for sure, I've been delaying purchasing a steel as I've been waiting for them to put this one out
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@jdl1279 can you price it for 20 units just to get a feel?
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@jdl1279 can you price it for 20 units just to get a feel?
No problem, but need to nail down some specs to do so. Size? stone? There's likely to be quite a variance in cost across the options that would be available. Do we want to be able to separate the steel and stone for cleaning purposes?
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@jdl1279 can you price it for 20 units just to get a feel?
No problem, but need to nail down some specs to do so. Size? stone? There's likely to be quite a variance in cost across the options that would be available. Do we want to be able to separate the steel and stone for cleaning purposes?
It's a 16- by 14- by 3/8ths-inch slab of stainless steel, the reverse is polished and has a groove milled in it to trap grease. I'd radius the corners. That's pretty much it.
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Thanks man! The pictures in the article should help convey the design to the maker.
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It shouldn't be stainless steel- the Baking Steel folks use low carbon A36 structural steel plate. I'm no metallurgist, but I think that's more porous, which makes it possible to season it like cast iron, which you can't do with stainless steel. It would be good to sandblast some texture onto it, too.
I'd be interested, if it works out.
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Any Deadheads in here? I'd love to get my hands on some good recordings. I used to have a bunch of cassettes but they got lost over the years and I'm left with a collection that feels very sterile, if that makes any sense. Anyone want to trade some shows?
Are you familiar with Archive.org? https://archive.org/details/GratefulDead
Pretty much unless you want to burn CDs or have files on a device of soundboard recordings, that's all you need. Most shows, even Bertha soundboards, stream fine (and there are mobile apps) and you can download any non-SBD show in FLAC, SHN, ogg, MP3, etc.
