Hi! To clarify, there is no such thing as an “H20 flex shaft”, the Foredom motor flexshafts come in keytip, slip joint, and square type. You have to check what type of flexshaft you have (the most common one is a key tip style); when you know what type you have, the hand pieces are interchangeable and you will be able to find an H30 that will fit the same shaft as your H20. 👍🏻

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Well, we used to think so but wiser people than us have explained that you actually don't need that. As it isn't an acid (like pickling solution for instance) there is nothing to neutralise. You just need to rinse it well in water which will stop the reaction and clean off the solution.

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Afraid not. A gas hob doesn’t reach the same temperature as a torch does, neither can you ensure the entire piece is covered by the flame which increases the risk/amount of firescale. So you have to use a large flame gas torch or a kiln.

Let it evaporate until the right consistency

No, it is the quick crash cooling that makes this work, if you leave it to cool down it will create a thick layer of fire scale. If you want to add a stone I would suggest using a kiln.

Yes, it would work for most sterling clays, though of course it depends on the firing schedule it needs. Due to its size it can only take a small firing tin so you would be limited as to how much (or what size) you can fire in one go.

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The H.30 will take up to 4mm. The H.28 has a 3.18mm collet. And for larger burrs, look at H.44 which has optional fixed collets in different sizes up to 6.4mm. Hope that helps!

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You're so welcome! Pleased to hear it was useful.

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Same. I was hoping to see the difference in size inside the professional vs. the others.

The SC2 Professional (silver door on the left) has the exact same chamber size as the SC2 (the next 2 kilns, purple and turquoise). They're all 203mm wide x 197mm deep x 146mm high.

Hi! The SC2 Professional (silver door on the left) has the exact same chamber size as the SC2 (the next 2 kilns, purple and turquoise). They're all 203mm wide x 197mm deep x 146mm high.

Work a little knob with a hole on the back before firing, then later fit the pin through bending

When we used to sell it, it was a little more than the Paragon SC2. It was pretty much a rebranded version of the SC2 kiln.

Hi Sem, sorry we missed your message! Yes, either your torch isn't strong enough, or more likely the flame is too small or you are holding it too far away. Also, fire in a dark room, otherwise it can be hard to tell what colour your silver actually is!

Yes, it is. I put together this video quickly for a customer who wanted to understand the difference in size. As I had it filmed, I thought I might as well put it up here - even though it doesn't go into much detail. It wasn't intended to be a slick sales video, just a little helpful guide. I know the sound isn't great, but if you turn up the volume you should hopefully be able to hear enough of strange accent. We're working on our film and audio skills. 👍🏼

Hey Simon, so sorry we missed this comment. I'm assuming you've resolved this one way or another by now. If not, let me know and I'll check in with Foredom.

Glad I could help!

Hi Kate, I put together this video quickly for a customer who wanted to understand the difference in size. As I had it filmed, I thought I might as well put it up here - even though it doesn't go into much detail. It wasn't intended to be a slick sales video, just a little helpful guide. I know the sound isn't great, but if you turn up the volume you should hopefully be able to hear enough of strange accent. My company offer a professional service and products, but we're definitely not professional film makers. Sorry you feel my quick video has let us down.

Hi Kate Sutherland, I just came across your comment. So sorry you feel that way. Yes, the sound is rubbish. We're only a small company, and I did this video myself (Petra, the owner of the company). It was one of our first ever "to-camera" videos, put together very quickly in our teaching studio to send to a customer who wanted to understand the difference in size. As I had everything up, I thought I might as well put it up here - even though it doesn't go into much detail and the sound is rubbish. It really wasn't intended to be a slick "professional" sales video, just a little helpful guide. I know the sound isn't great, but if you turn up the volume you should hopefully be able to hear enough of my very strange accent. We're very helpful and we know what we're talking about, but we're still working on our film and audio skills. 👍🏼 And - we have added subtitles which should help!

You're very welcome! :)

It's a great all rounder handpiece!

Thanks guys! And thanks for making such great handpieces. :)

Yes. As long as the tool steel heat treating temperature is within the range of the kiln.