OK, so today we have 24 folks for dinner and in addition to the travertine tiles I decided that you clearly have to laser engrave the pumpkin pies (because inducing divorce ). So after my wife finished baking them this morning, and I had gotten the turkey out of the brine and stuffed with fresh herbs I shoved the pie into the PRU. Of course whenever I am under time pressure it purple-buttons (aiiiiiigh). So with my wife yelling at me to get the salmon into the smoker Right fâing now I yelled for my son and we made an emergency swap to the forever forge. Since this is the 4th forge I have setup, it was pretty quick. So for folks who want to know how dirty the insides get after this many months (this one was swapped out after about a month when my first PRUâs power supply tanked, so that is since may. Here is the buildup:
One would think the thermal properties of the pumpkin mixture would be such that your only recourse is to run the laser set to 11 basically brand the surface.
I think the engraving faded as it was re moisturized.
Great! I would be yery interested in any other differences you see! This one has worked so well I had considered making an offer to buy this one too. I had been concerned with the operating temperature profile, but since my exhaust obstruction was squared away I have pushed this basic hard enough (cutting for 30 minutes straight) to be certain it will more than fill my needs.
Maybe apple pie crust would engrave better than pumpkin. Delicious, delicious apple pie. And you should probably try a cheesecake. Ya know, for science.