bonnie staffel on wed 20 apr 05
Dear Clayarters,
Thank you, especially Kurt Wild, for giving me the correct information. The
kiln that my friend built with a flat top lid was probably a Jim McKinnel
kiln that my friend built back in the early 50's.
Regards,
Bonnie Staffel
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elca branman on thu 21 apr 05
My very first kiln was built with the help of JIm and Nan McKinnel,=20
two chambers, the second one, or maybe the first, my memory fails me
here was to enable both a bisque and a glost firing simultaneously..
it semi worked but I only had a couple of months with it before we
moved and had to dismantle it.
They were both very generous with their time and help. =20
Elca Branman=20
On 4/20/05, bonnie staffel wrote:
> Dear Clayarters,
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> Thank you, especially Kurt Wild, for giving me the correct information. =
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> kiln that my friend built with a flat top lid was probably a Jim McKinnel
> kiln that my friend built back in the early 50's.
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> Regards,
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> Bonnie Staffel
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> http://vasefinder.com/bstaffelgallery1.html
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