Cara on thu 20 may 99
Hi Julie=21
My advice based on personal experience...... Get more than what you think =
you
will need=21=21=21 It's easier to grow into to something, than to be =
limited in your
work by size/technology=21=21
Cara
Another Joyce Lee fan=21=21
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=3EHere's my problem(s): Naturally, I want the best kiln I can get for the
=3Emoney. Since I am, at this point, strictly a small scale, part-time
=3Epotter (but with big dreams about that ever-elusive =22someday=22), I =
think
=3Eit would be best for me to be relatively conservative in my selection,
=3Ei.e., I don't need the biggest, bestest, most magnificent kiln ever
=3Emade. (Kind of like having a Ferrari to drive three blocks to the
=3Egrocery store, but I don't want to buy a Yugo either.) Does this seem
=3Elike sound thinking to you more experienced folk? Am I going to regret
=3Emy conservativeness a year or two from now? Someone -- mel? -- said
=3E'get the best kiln you can possibly afford.' Oh, dear. I've tried to
=3Eproject how much use the kiln will get -- an almost impossible task
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