I read the following at the bottom of the plating manual webpage,
"The cost of the manual is refundable when you purchase most plating kits."
At https://www.caswellplating.com/kits/complete.htm
How come it isn't included with the kits then? I bought the complete plug n plate $115 kit. If that's not one of the "most kits" reffered too, then which kits are?
All I got for instructions or manual was a 2 page print out, not hardly what I would call complete instructions for plating.
What about the "1 x Instruction Booklet" it says in the parts list along with the other items?
I can figure things out when I have too, like out of 3 different types of 6 wands which go to which solutions, but I shouldn't have to FIGURE it out.
Not a clue about the other three parts, though I am sure they are pens.
I don't know why I would want variable power settings from the instructions that came with the kit. Also no biggie, but my transformer reads 4.5v on the 3.v settting.
I'm happy with the results of the kit so far. Only plated a couple small things but they turned out nice.
Now I am building a box to inclose the transformer in. Although it seems to work fine, you have to admit it doesn't look like an expensive or proffesional setup to take out to a job.
I'll be using an old chrome toaster cover for front cover, a few leds, a test meter gauge, and a pot switch. Install the transformer from a junk printer and I have a nice profesional expensive looking unit for people to look at while I gold plate thier auto emblems
Of course I will be adding gold plated trim and a "Custom Built For Me" plaque.
Chromo
"The cost of the manual is refundable when you purchase most plating kits."
At https://www.caswellplating.com/kits/complete.htm
How come it isn't included with the kits then? I bought the complete plug n plate $115 kit. If that's not one of the "most kits" reffered too, then which kits are?
All I got for instructions or manual was a 2 page print out, not hardly what I would call complete instructions for plating.
What about the "1 x Instruction Booklet" it says in the parts list along with the other items?
I can figure things out when I have too, like out of 3 different types of 6 wands which go to which solutions, but I shouldn't have to FIGURE it out.
Not a clue about the other three parts, though I am sure they are pens.
I don't know why I would want variable power settings from the instructions that came with the kit. Also no biggie, but my transformer reads 4.5v on the 3.v settting.
I'm happy with the results of the kit so far. Only plated a couple small things but they turned out nice.
Now I am building a box to inclose the transformer in. Although it seems to work fine, you have to admit it doesn't look like an expensive or proffesional setup to take out to a job.
I'll be using an old chrome toaster cover for front cover, a few leds, a test meter gauge, and a pot switch. Install the transformer from a junk printer and I have a nice profesional expensive looking unit for people to look at while I gold plate thier auto emblems

Of course I will be adding gold plated trim and a "Custom Built For Me" plaque.
Chromo
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