Probably overkill, but...

[uglysteve]

I had an extra PID and a thermocouple that wouldn't work for my lead pot so I set this up. I know it's probably silly of me, but I had fun doing it. Makes it easier for me to dial in temps for my lube.

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/23/u7usy9yz.jpg

[Beagle333]

Yes it does. :mrgreen:

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt214/shutupandjump/PID/feb22002_zps2b335fcd.jpg

[MarkP]

I think it is an excellent idea......Consistency! Most of my problems have been due to heat issues with my Star; I would turn on my heater and forget about it and come back to hollow snakes of lube all over my bench.

[Garyshome]

Hey it is a good idea.

[engineer401]

It's a very good idea. I saw once where someone used an aquarium temperature controller.

[cheese1566]

I did the same thing with a spare PID and thermocouple I had. No regrets and I love it on my Star. I made it portable so I can use it with my RCBS LAM as well.
I like to turn it on and 30 minutes, I am ready to size away. Keeps my lube dialed in...115 for Lars Carnauba Red and 120 for Magma Hard Lube.

[JohnFreeman]

Neat! But for all those fancy red b00lits, you don't need it! :-)

[Beagle333]

Yeah... those just happened to be on the bench while I was building my heater base. But true! No lube needed.
I've always wanted a Star, it was a shiny silver dream during all those long weekends of pan lubing,...... and just as I build up enough credit to get one, advances in alternative coatings make it old school for my pistol boolits. But I'm keepin' it!:mrgreen: