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Originally Posted by racer86 
While that is somewhat true I have to disagree. I started with a small $90 copper pot and some dice and I had a blast. While I would have loved to have a F1 it didnt take away from my benching. I look at it like having a great motherboard sure we would all have a better experience with a $300 board but the $200 boards do just fine for a majority of people. I will give you $300 is nothing once you get started but it really depends on how much you want to get into it
While that is somewhat true I have to disagree. I started with a small $90 copper pot and some dice and I had a blast. While I would have loved to have a F1 it didnt take away from my benching. I look at it like having a great motherboard sure we would all have a better experience with a $300 board but the $200 boards do just fine for a majority of people. I will give you $300 is nothing once you get started but it really depends on how much you want to get into it
I agree with you in this aspect! if we want people to continually gain interest in benching we cannot set a high price to get into the hobby with subzero cooling! I started with a $80 pot, then moved to a koolance v2 which I still use, and now into phase change! If I had to pay $300 before I could begin, I would never had made the effort!
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: I may try to hunt down a dewar before I get another pot..moar cold!
The only way to make it cheap is to not do much machining or simple stuff like drill holes the material is not really the big cost 
. Make pots in China machine cost low make them in UK or USA the problem is we like to be paid 
. I agree with K404 once you get serious about LN2 you will need a good pot as the benefits are endless. I also feel there should be a cheap starter pot but it would lose it's appeal very quickly where LN2 is concerned although would be fine for starting with dice. 
. What country will you be getting quotes from?
