Mike Thomas on sat 16 dec 00
If work is well made and well dried, there's no need to prop the top =
open on an electric kiln. I fire a small gas kiln outdoors and prop the =
top open as a temperature control; when I try to candle the kiln it =
either blows out or, with the lid closed, gets too hot (over 150-200 F). =
I only prop the top for 1-1.5 hrs. to ease the work through water =
vaporization.
Mike Thomas
(Man, I wish it'd quit raining and blowing out here)
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