Group: Forum Members
Posts: 2.5K,
Visits: 28K
|
Theres many ways to skin a cat, just depends how involved you want to get. Reliability was key for me, I didnt want to be messing around with things not working as expected. A PID isnt a huge expense, even for the Omega controller. If you want cheaper, just get one off ebay for 30 bucks. But from my perspective, you can easily bin $500 of pre-preg if things go wrong, so a good controller is just peace of mind.
10° fluctuations are massive. You ideally want to be within 1° of your target temperature if you want repeatability and reliability. 10° can easily be the difference between a great result, or a destroyed part and mould because you went beyond your moulds Tg.
|