Patty Potter on thu 12 sep 02
Hello, everyone. Just a little question. I've always assumed that when you all talk about cone 6/10/choose-your-number you mean Orton cones. It suddenly dawned on me you might be using a different scale I'm not familiar with. Could someone take a minute to clear this up for me? TIA.
Pat
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Les Haworth on thu 12 sep 02
Patty try the following web sites.
http://www.ortonceramic.com
Also if that site gives you trouble try the good people at Brackers.
http://www.brackers.com/catalog/kilnaccess/cones.html#Equivalent
Hope this helps. Les H.
Lester R. Haworth III
Sales and Technical Support
Laguna Clay Co.
14400 Lomitas ave
City of Industry, CA 91746
1(800) 4-LAGUNA ext. 229
(626)330-0631 ext. 229
les@lagunaclay.com
www.lagunaclay.com
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Subject: Cone question.
Hello, everyone. Just a little question. I've always assumed that when you
all talk about cone 6/10/choose-your-number you mean Orton cones. It
suddenly dawned on me you might be using a different scale I'm not familiar
with. Could someone take a minute to clear this up for me? TIA.
Pat
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Arnold Howard on sat 14 sep 02
Yes, they are Orton cones.
Paragon's website (www.paragonweb.com) includes a Manuals download
page. If you download the Sentry manual, you will have Orton cone
charts in both deg. F & C. The charts also include the color of
each cone as it appears before the cone is fired.
Arnold Howard
Paragon
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Hello, everyone. Just a little question. I've always assumed
that when you all talk about cone 6/10/choose-your-number you mean
Orton cones. It suddenly dawned on me you might be using a
different scale I'm not familiar with. Could someone take a minute
to clear this up for me? TIA.
Pat
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Patty Potter on mon 16 sep 02
Thanks to all who replied.
However, I'm confused because I've received opposed replies. Arnold, you
tell me I should read those cone references as Orton, and another Clayarter
told me by private email I should understand them as Seger. These two cones
have different temperature scales. So, for example, if somebody says they
use a Cone 6 glaze, am I to understand they fire it at 1190=BAC/2174=BAF or =
at
1230=BAC/2246=BAF?
Thanks in advance again.
Pat
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On Sat, 14 Sep 2002 06:57:21 -0700, Arnold Howard
wrote:
>Yes, they are Orton cones.
>
>Paragon's website (www.paragonweb.com) includes a Manuals download
>page. If you download the Sentry manual, you will have Orton cone
>charts in both deg. F & C. The charts also include the color of
>each cone as it appears before the cone is fired.
>
>Arnold Howard
>Paragon
>
>--- Patty Potter wrote:
>
>
>
> Hello, everyone. Just a little question. I've always assumed
>that when you all talk about cone 6/10/choose-your-number you mean
>Orton cones. It suddenly dawned on me you might be using a
>different scale I'm not familiar with. Could someone take a minute
>to clear this up for me? TIA.
> Pat
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