Orchard Valley Ceramic Arts Guild on sat 18 aug 01
I have an old Duncan electric kiln (2.6 cubic
foot top-loader) that I plan on replacing soon.
I'm thinking of converting the Duncan to a
gas raku kiln. I have some very basic questions.
First, what sort of burner would be appropriate?
Would I need more than one burner? Could the
burner be run off the small propane tanks used for
barbeques, or would a small tank freeze up?
Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated!
Bob
WardBurner@AOL.COM on mon 20 aug 01
In a message dated 8/18/01 2:13:43 PM, ovcag@OVCAG.ORG writes:
<< I'm thinking of converting the Duncan to a
gas raku kiln. I have some very basic questions.
First, what sort of burner would be appropriate?
Would I need more than one burner? Could the
burner be run off the small propane tanks used for
barbeques, or would a small tank freeze up? >>
Bob,
we do this regularly. Feel free to give us a call...
Marc Ward
Ward Burner Systems
PO Box 1086
Dandridge, TN 37725
865.397-2914 Voice
865.397-1253 Fax
wardburner@aol.com Email
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