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Waxman
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Jul 6 2007, 09:33 PM |
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Hello Martine, If you have the proper encaustic iron, that can be your first little hotplate - just remove the handle and use it as a cradle to support the upturned iron (it's illustrated on the front of the box) The hotplate that we sell for EA is brilliant but expensive (£195) and large. I have them in stock and post is free! The temperature is controllable via a very good thermostat and it has no "hotspot" . An alternative is a hot tray (hostess tray) which sometimes pop up on Ebay or in secondhand shops. You really need one with a glass top and no edges higher than the glass surface. Even then, the majority have no heat control and get a bit too hot for some things. They usually have an extra hot area too (meant for liquids in jugs, i think) |
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