Jenny Lewis on tue 19 oct 99
Hi Marvin
Thanks for that note. As I mentioned, I'm not an expert, but
that rings a bell, distantly, far away in the back of my mind, that
the temperatures were estimated to be under 1000, so 960 - 980 sounds
about right. But still, I never saw a pryometer being used, we were
all learning to read the colour and condition of the glaze.
Jenny Lewis
overlooking Regents Park
crisp and autumnal
Heidrun Schmid on wed 20 oct 99
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Hi, I am firing my small electric kiln with an electronic control and set
the temperature at 960=B0C. When teh panel shows that temperature the =
glazes
are matured. So, using a pyrometer and reading the temperature sounds o.k.
But testing is best...
Heidrun in Bangkok where it still rains but temperatures are getting
pleasant
Jenny Lewis wrote:
=3E ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
=3E Hi Marvin
=3E
=3E Thanks for that note. As I mentioned, I'm not an expert, but
=3E that rings a bell, distantly, far away in the back of my mind, that
=3E the temperatures were estimated to be under 1000, so 960 - 980 sounds
=3E about right. But still, I never saw a pryometer being used, we were
=3E all learning to read the colour and condition of the glaze.
=3E
=3E Jenny Lewis
=3E overlooking Regents Park
=3E crisp and autumnal
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