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Thanks all, hygrometer on e-bay is around 70 notes with delivery, sounds a lot, although cheaper than F. Ball and the likes who want 120+!! Pity these things aren't hireable for say £20, as its a true single use item for a self-builder, and likely to get used once and slung in top of cupboard for years. I have one of the 2 steel points builders moisture meters which give an indication of the level, but guess the hygrometer is only way to be sure?
 
Thanks all, hygrometer on e-bay is around 70 notes with delivery, sounds a lot, although cheaper than F. Ball and the likes who want 120+!! Pity these things aren't hireable for say £20, as its a true single use item for a self-builder, and likely to get used once and slung in top of cupboard for years. I have one of the 2 steel points builders moisture meters which give an indication of the level, but guess the hygrometer is only way to be sure?

no it's not the only way.... You could buy yourself a carbide bomb for £700 or a laboratory oven and control room for say ten grand.... £70 is actually pretty cheap and when you have finished with it you can stick it back on eBay
 
no it's not the only way.... You could buy yourself a carbide bomb for £700 or a laboratory oven and control room for say ten grand.... £70 is actually pretty cheap and when you have finished with it you can stick it back on eBay
Yes good idea, ill prob do that!:smilewinkgrin:
 
Don't mind me while I bump some old but popular threads to see if the topic is still active in some way. Wondering if either the original idea or original issue still exists. I've done this with quite a few threads, so don't be offended if this is just jargon these days and not applicable. But I thought there might be a small chance a small percentage of the small number of threads might just be slightly applicable and the thread could get a new lease of life.

Reply to this if you've read a bit and have something to say. 🙂
There IS going to be a bigger chance when i do this, that the thread is dead. So don't worry if that's the case, just don't reply to it, and we'll all move on and let the thread drop out of view again.
 
Just bumping some of the older popular (sometimes not so popular) threads. Probably wont be current discussion these days but I just need to do it. So just ignore the thread if it's not current for you.
 

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