mel jacobson on thu 4 aug 05
in my case...the firings where the kiln shelves broke
were standard.
i did not change a thing...same firings, same temps, same pots.
nothing different.
it took a bit of time, and evidence...mainly i had never broken
a shelf in nine years....had the old shelves and the invoice.
so.
they sent me new ones...i picked them up at the vendor.
i am sure the cost was spread around...i did not know.
i had a dear friend that has a ph.d. in silicon carbide engineering.
he took a look.
said...send new ones.
so, i did have an expert look. i did not trust myself on that one.
so.
anyway.
that is the story. not really willy nilly.
from mel/minnetonka.mn.usa
website: http://www.pclink.com/melpots
http://home.comcast.net/~figglywig/clayart.htm
for gail's year book.
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