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I hadn’t, but I got curious and went and measured it now. Wow, it says 123 degrees! It’s so hard to believe... It feels very nice on my hand, not burning hot at all. Maybe because fuzzy fabric doesn’t transfer heat the same way as, say, 123-degree water on your hand would (THAT would certainly...

Mine doesn’t get that hot. Not at all like the one aart mentioned getting up to 110 degrees. I can keep my hand on it and it feels pleasantly warm, not hot. The chicks sleep under it all night without coming out and are fine. They’ve never acted like it burns or feels uncomfortable - no loud...

The wood doesn’t heat up at all. The pad is on the underside of the wood and the chicks touch the pad directly. I’m on my second batch of chicks with this design and it works great!

I was inspired by aart to make a brooder plate like this, but I made some modifications that got rid of the need for a towel (or pillow case, or press-n-seal, or other such things that other people use for their MHPs). Instead of a rack, I use a wooden board. Plywood, OSB, real wood, whatever...