Valice Raffi on fri 4 feb 00
Celia,
I fire several Skutt 1027's w/controller at places where I teach
handbuilding. I take the bisque to ^04, but you could play with this to
lower the temp.
This firing is probably a bit too long, but I never have any blow-ups.
Valice
who wishes she had a Skutt 1027 for her own instead of the ancient thing
sitting in the studio (but at least it works!)
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Press "ramp/hold view"
Select "#1" (for program #1) Press "Enter"
Select "User ID #" (make one up)
Select "6" (for 6 segments)
Segment #1:
Rate of Temp: 104 F (40 C) per hour press "Enter"
Hold Temp: 248 F (120 C) press "Enter"
Hold Time: 3.00 (three hours) press "Enter"
Segment #2:
Rate of Temp: 212 F (100 C) per hour press "Enter"
Hold Temp: 932 F (500 C) press "Enter"
Hold Time: 00 (no hold) press "Enter"
Segment #3:
Rate of Temp: 122 F (50 C) per hour press "Enter"
Hold Temp: 1112 F (600 C) press "Enter"
Hold Time: 00 (no hold) press "Enter"
Segment #4:
Rate of Temp: 212 F (100 C) per hour press "Enter"
Hold Temp: 1292 F (700 C) press "Enter"
Hold Time: 00 (no hold) press "Enter"
Segment #5:
Rate of Temp: 122 F (50 C) per hour press "Enter"
Hold Temp: 1652 F (900 C) press "Enter"
Hold Time: .30 (thirty minutes) press "Enter"
Segment #6:
Rate of Temp: 212 F (100 C) per hour press "Enter"
Hold Temp: 1940 F (1101 C) press "Enter"
Hold Time: .30 (thirty minutes) press "Enter"
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>How does one program it to candle overnight and then what sort of rate do
>you use for a bisque load of heavy hand bouilt pieces. I normally fire the
>other kiln with an over night candle and a eight plus hour firing to 05.
>
>Celia in NC
>cwike@conninc.com
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