Cindi Anderson on wed 24 jul 02
Last night I did a bisque fire and put a platter upside down on its rim.
Once it was too late (kiln was 500 degrees) I realized this is probably a
dumb idea... With no airflow across the top of the platter, I don't believe
the organics had any chance to escape and are probably not burned out. Am I
right on this?
Thanks
Cindi
Hank Murrow on wed 24 jul 02
Cindi wrote;
>Last night I did a bisque fire and put a platter upside down on its rim.
>Once it was too late (kiln was 500 degrees) I realized this is probably a
>dumb idea... With no airflow across the top of the platter, I don't believe
>the organics had any chance to escape and are probably not burned out. Am I
>right on this?
>
Dear Cindi;
You needn't worry about burning the organics out. If you got
to C/06 or so, they're gone.
Best, Hank
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