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Re: [ATM] glass blank



Hi Jerry,

Even if you don't wait until you die of old age and chop just 1/10 of that
wood, you'd get $900.  That's enough to buy you a BVC 24" F5 pregenerated
blank for example . Not to mention that the workout might have a positive
effect on your health .Other people have to pay to go to the gym and achieve
the same effect .
 If you decide to skip the beer you may use the savings to purchase other
needed parts for the telescope and again increase your lifespan .

best regards,
matt tudor


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerry B. Hillman" <JBHillman@ev1.net>
To: <atm@atmlist.net>
Sent: Thursday, November 25, 2004 11:17 AM
Subject: Re: [ATM] glass blank


> Hi Everyone,
> Judging from the responses, melting glass in a huge fire is probably
doable
> but not really feasible given my limited resources for the project.   By
the
> time I build the necessary foundry style container, the blowers, the
> temperature controllers, etc., I will have invested more money in the
glass
> than it would be worth.
> Given the price of firewood in Houston, at about $90 rick, I could cut it
> into firewood and sell it.  There are at least 100 ricks of firewood in
that
> pile of wood, considering there are at least 30 big trees in the pile,
> mostly oak. However I will die of old age before I can cut up and split
that
> much wood. It is also much to dry to be good firewood.  Most of it was cut
> over five years ago.
>
> Thanks for your responses,
> Clear skies, Jerry
>
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