Talbott on fri 28 feb 97
Rebecca... I have never had a problem with falling pots in the kiln.... The
kiln runs on tracks that forms a "^" and the wheels form a "v". The wheels
contain ball bearing and run very smoothly on the tracks. You push and
pull on the car with smooth and slow moving forces... so there is not a
problem. Marshall
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>Marshall wrote:
>
>> If you do build a gas kiln MAKE SURE that you build a CAR KILN and
>>that way you will SAVE YOUR BACK..... You will never regret having a car
>>BUT you will regret not having a car E-V-E-R-Y-T-I-M-E you load and unload
>>your kiln... And that is my nickel's worth on that...!
>
>I have never seen a car kiln in operation, but like the idea. A question comes
>to mind, though.
>Wouldn't there be a problem with pieces falling over or into each other when
>using it?
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