The design and performance of a cryomagnetic facility capable of achie
ving a temperature of 3mK in a magnetic field of 17T is presented. Usi
ng adiabatic nuclear demagnetisation of a copper stage, a He-3 melting
curve thermometer may be cooled to a temperature below 914 mu K, the
spin ordering temperature of the solid He-3. The lower end of a silver
rod coupled to this stage and extending into a 17T magnetic field coo
ls to below 3mK, where tile nuclear heat capacity of the silver is ris
ing. The careful design of the vibration isolation of the cryostat red
uces the heat leak in full field to below 2nW. This cryostat is curren
tly being used for quantum oscillation studies of the heaviest quasipa
rticles associated with heavy fermion systems.