FALaholic
Well-Known Member
I was thinking of installing either a viewing window or a view port in my refrigerator kiln. A question crossed my mind, so I figured I would ask those that have more redneck.
If I were to install a window or a view port, I'm assuming that there will be condensation, enough so to obscure the view and make the modification nothing more than a valiant effort. So I was thinking, that the solution to this would require two layers of glass; one on the inner and outer of the door. This would create an air pocket. Yet I don't think that will be enough to prevent condensation. I'm really thinking that I have to go as far as sealing the gap, drawing it down (neg. pressure), and filling it up with nitrogen.
Yet the redneck in my tells me that there is another, easier, less complicated solution. Unfortunately, I don't know of an easier or possibly better way. So I came here to ask the vets.
If I were to install a window or a view port, I'm assuming that there will be condensation, enough so to obscure the view and make the modification nothing more than a valiant effort. So I was thinking, that the solution to this would require two layers of glass; one on the inner and outer of the door. This would create an air pocket. Yet I don't think that will be enough to prevent condensation. I'm really thinking that I have to go as far as sealing the gap, drawing it down (neg. pressure), and filling it up with nitrogen.
Yet the redneck in my tells me that there is another, easier, less complicated solution. Unfortunately, I don't know of an easier or possibly better way. So I came here to ask the vets.
