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Using an L & H electric brander
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<blockquote data-quote="midniteplowboyy" data-source="post: 950027" data-attributes="member: 18359"><p>It depends on several variables, how hot the iron is, how much hair, ect.. You'll get a feel for it, its just one of those hands on learning things. Might get a neighbor to help you with the first few untill you get a feel for it.</p><p></p><p>If you use a poor on wormer, apply it after branding, some are flamable.</p><p></p><p>I use a pipe or metal bucket to store my iron in to keep the wind off it so it stays hotter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="midniteplowboyy, post: 950027, member: 18359"] It depends on several variables, how hot the iron is, how much hair, ect.. You'll get a feel for it, its just one of those hands on learning things. Might get a neighbor to help you with the first few untill you get a feel for it. If you use a poor on wormer, apply it after branding, some are flamable. I use a pipe or metal bucket to store my iron in to keep the wind off it so it stays hotter. [/QUOTE]
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