Jonathan Kirkendall on thu 19 jun 03
Hi friends,
An aquaintence in Williamsburg, VA who is also a potter is moving and needs
to get rid of a 7 cubic feet electric Crusader kiln in good condition. She
also has some replacement bricks and elements.
She needs to get rid of it this weekend, so if you're interested, please
email her ASAP - it's free, you'd just need to pick it up!
Her name is Donna, and her email is dhkais@wm.edu.
Jonathan in DC
Jonathan Kirkendall
Director of Social Services
Miriam's Kitchen
2401 Virginia Avenue NW
Washington DC 20037
(202) 452-1097 x 3#
There's room at our table!
Catherine White on fri 20 jun 03
Elaine,
I, too, acquired an ancient Crusader with no kiln sitter. It had the six =
switches and 12 elements. I purchased a "Controller" from Dawson. Their =
website is: =20
http://www.kiln-sitter.com/index.html
The kiln sitter is a very basic but effective device. The Controller =
(LT-3KR or LT-KR2) is more controlled. No pun intended. My partner, =
Alan, installed it. He'd be happy to fill you in with all sorts of info =
if you're interested. He's a real teacher sort of person!
It's just a great kiln. I truly lucked out getting mine!
Catherine in Yuma, AZ
Forget the losses; exaggerate the wins.
Remember: forget. Remember: forget.
(T. Jefferson Parker)
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> Elaine, I think the Crusaders are extinct. I have one and it is =
ancient,
> ancient, ancient! It has 6 infinity switches that control 12 elements.
> No kiln sittter. I have to watch a shelf cone or free standing cone to
> know when the clay/glaze firing is complete. It's a bit of a PITA, but =
I
> get the absolutely best firings this way. As a matter of fact, just
> yesterday I fired a big glaze load in it, let it cool overnight, and
> this morning I had a kiln load of drop-dead-georgeous Floating Blue!!
> Would not trade my Crusader for money!!!
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> Regards,
>=20
> John Rodgers
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> Elaine Birk wrote:
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> >Sorry Tammy but I got there first and am the lucky one to get the =
free kiln,
> >I'm going to pick it up tonight. I also looked Crusader kilns up on =
the
> >internet and couldn't find anything. Are they extinct? Elaine
> >
Tamara Williams on fri 20 jun 03
Ok.. How come I can't find any information about Crusader kilns online?? =
Are they extinct.. or under a new name or what???
Tammy
Who wants to go get that free kiln!
Jonathan Kirkendall on fri 20 jun 03
Wow, posted this last night and this morning when I got in I had an email
from Donna saying thank you so much, someone's coming by this evening to
pick up the kiln! Way to go, Clayart!
Jonathan in DC
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On Behalf Of Jonathan
Kirkendall
Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 4:03 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Free Crusader kiln in Williamsburg, VA
Hi friends,
An aquaintence in Williamsburg, VA who is also a potter is moving and needs
to get rid of a 7 cubic feet electric Crusader kiln in good condition. She
also has some replacement bricks and elements.
She needs to get rid of it this weekend, so if you're interested, please
email her ASAP - it's free, you'd just need to pick it up!
Her name is Donna, and her email is dhkais@wm.edu.
Jonathan in DC
Jonathan Kirkendall
Director of Social Services
Miriam's Kitchen
2401 Virginia Avenue NW
Washington DC 20037
(202) 452-1097 x 3#
There's room at our table!
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Tamara Williams on fri 20 jun 03
DANG!! I wanted that kiln! lol
Elaine Birk on fri 20 jun 03
Sorry Tammy but I got there first and am the lucky one to get the free kiln,
I'm going to pick it up tonight. I also looked Crusader kilns up on the
internet and couldn't find anything. Are they extinct? Elaine
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On Behalf Of Tamara
Williams
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 8:38 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: Free Crusader kiln in Williamsburg, VA
Ok.. How come I can't find any information about Crusader kilns online??
Are they extinct.. or under a new name or what???
Tammy
Who wants to go get that free kiln!
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John Rodgers on fri 20 jun 03
Elaine, I think the Crusaders are extinct. I have one and it is ancient,
ancient, ancient! It has 6 infinity switches that control 12 elements.
No kiln sittter. I have to watch a shelf cone or free standing cone to
know when the clay/glaze firing is complete. It's a bit of a PITA, but I
get the absolutely best firings this way. As a matter of fact, just
yesterday I fired a big glaze load in it, let it cool overnight, and
this morning I had a kiln load of drop-dead-georgeous Floating Blue!!
Would not trade my Crusader for money!!!
Regards,
John Rodgers
Birmingham, AL
Elaine Birk wrote:
>Sorry Tammy but I got there first and am the lucky one to get the free kiln,
>I'm going to pick it up tonight. I also looked Crusader kilns up on the
>internet and couldn't find anything. Are they extinct? Elaine
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On Behalf Of Tamara
>Williams
>Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 8:38 AM
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Re: Free Crusader kiln in Williamsburg, VA
>
>
>Ok.. How come I can't find any information about Crusader kilns online??
>Are they extinct.. or under a new name or what???
>
>Tammy
>Who wants to go get that free kiln!
>
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John Rodgers on wed 2 jul 03
Catherine, thanks for the info.
I am slowly - so very slowly - building my own electronic kiln
controller and writing software which will control the kiln and be run
from my desktop computer.
Thanks again,
John Rodgers
Birmingham ,AL
Catherine White wrote:
>Elaine,
>
>I, too, acquired an ancient Crusader with no kiln sitter. It had the six switches and 12 elements. I purchased a "Controller" from Dawson. Their website is:
> http://www.kiln-sitter.com/index.html
>The kiln sitter is a very basic but effective device. The Controller (LT-3KR or LT-KR2) is more controlled. No pun intended. My partner, Alan, installed it. He'd be happy to fill you in with all sorts of info if you're interested. He's a real teacher sort of person!
>
>It's just a great kiln. I truly lucked out getting mine!
>
>Catherine in Yuma, AZ
> Forget the losses; exaggerate the wins.
> Remember: forget. Remember: forget.
> (T. Jefferson Parker)
>=====================================================
>----- Original Message -----
>
>
>>Elaine, I think the Crusaders are extinct. I have one and it is ancient,
>>ancient, ancient! It has 6 infinity switches that control 12 elements.
>>No kiln sittter. I have to watch a shelf cone or free standing cone to
>>know when the clay/glaze firing is complete. It's a bit of a PITA, but I
>>get the absolutely best firings this way. As a matter of fact, just
>>yesterday I fired a big glaze load in it, let it cool overnight, and
>>this morning I had a kiln load of drop-dead-georgeous Floating Blue!!
>>Would not trade my Crusader for money!!!
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>John Rodgers
>>
>>
>=====================================================
>
>
>>Elaine Birk wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Sorry Tammy but I got there first and am the lucky one to get the free kiln,
>>>I'm going to pick it up tonight. I also looked Crusader kilns up on the
>>>internet and couldn't find anything. Are they extinct? Elaine
>>>
>>>
>>>
>
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