Fraser /Suzette on tue 6 jan 98
I have placed a ten part tutorial on the my web site. The tutorial can be
downloaded as a self extracting file. This may help some get a better feel
for Glaze Simulator. I am also modifying the download files for the Glaze
Simulator Win95 version so that each file can fit on a floppy. Now the
trial program can be easily transfered from a 'connected' machine to a
'unconnected' machine. This change will take place on Jan 8th. If you are
downloading from the current group make sure you finish by Jan 8th or you
will have to start over with the new group - you cannot mix and match these
download files.
Thanks for all the feedback and suggestions!
I am adding info to the Rapid Fire Kiln Design section of my web site every
time I get the chance. I believe this kind of small fiber kiln could make
gas reduction firing possible for a ton of people. Esp those scared off by
huge investment, bylaws, giant propane tanks etc.
I have received great response for the program and the kiln. I am trying to
add something every couple of days.
Fraser
fraserf@golden.net
http://www.golden.net/~fraserf
Dave Allen on sat 10 jan 98
I downloaded the turtorial but it seems to be in a word processing
format that I do not have. Do you have a version that is in just a
simple text format?
Thanks...
Dave
(still trying to understand the glazes he uses)
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Fraser /Suzette wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I have placed a ten part tutorial on the my web site. The tutorial can be
> downloaded as a self extracting file. This may help some get a better feel
> for Glaze Simulator. I am also modifying the download files for the Glaze
> Simulator Win95 version so that each file can fit on a floppy. Now the
> trial program can be easily transfered from a 'connected' machine to a
> 'unconnected' machine. This change will take place on Jan 8th. If you are
> downloading from the current group make sure you finish by Jan 8th or you
> will have to start over with the new group - you cannot mix and match these
> download files.
>
> Thanks for all the feedback and suggestions!
>
> I am adding info to the Rapid Fire Kiln Design section of my web site every
> time I get the chance. I believe this kind of small fiber kiln could make
> gas reduction firing possible for a ton of people. Esp those scared off by
> huge investment, bylaws, giant propane tanks etc.
>
> I have received great response for the program and the kiln. I am trying to
> add something every couple of days.
>
> Fraser
> fraserf@golden.net
> http://www.golden.net/~fraserf
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885-5327 fax: 885-5890
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