http://bill.welliver.org//space/start/2006-01-25/1<img src="/space/start/2006-01-25/1/caster_3_sm.jpg" alt=""/><p class="paragraph"/> This past weekend, my father and I spent some time getting the gas pot on my composition caster fired up. We had a few hair raising moments due to the fact that one of the three gas orifices had been removed, resulting in a giant flame-up about 20 seconds after lighting the burner. After replacing the orifice (which was safely tucked away in a spare parts box) and brazing a small burn hole in one of the mixing chambers.<p class="paragraph"/> Well rested and ready for a second go, we put everything back together Sunday. Luckily, things went much more smoothly. In fact, we got the pot filled about 2/3 of the way with freshly melted type. We just need to make sure the thermostatic gas control is adjusted and we'll be ready to clean the pump and make some type!Fins 0.9.7http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssletterpress