MudPuppy on mon 8 aug 05
Hi Marianne,=20
I made my raku kiln out of a galvanized trashcan and some ceramic fiber =
and a weed burner. It cost under $100 to make and works great! I rigged =
it between a couple of poes, with a counter weight so I can easily hoist =
it up to get the ware out.
I like it because I don't have to reach inside a hot kiln. And because =
it was cheap and easy :(
Has been working for about 4 years now.
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From: Marianne Lombardo=20
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG=20
Sent: Sunday, August 07, 2005 11:59 PM
Subject: WANTED Old Small Electric Kiln Can be Not Working
I live in Peterborough, Ontario and can drive about an hour in any =
direction.
Looking for a small, old electric kiln to convert into a RAKU kiln. So =
I don't care if the elements don't work.
Marianne Lombardo
705-799-7250
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Marianne Lombardo on mon 8 aug 05
I live in Peterborough, Ontario and can drive about an hour in any =
direction.
Looking for a small, old electric kiln to convert into a RAKU kiln. So I =
don't care if the elements don't work.
Marianne Lombardo
705-799-7250
Marianne Lombardo on wed 10 aug 05
Thanks, Cathi. That sounds like a great idea! I may do just that.
Marianne
> Hi Marianne,=20
> I made my raku kiln out of a galvanized trashcan and some ceramic fiber =
> and a weed burner. It cost under $100 to make and works great! I rigged =
> it between a couple of poes, with a counter weight so I can easily hoist =
> it up to get the ware out.
> I like it because I don't have to reach inside a hot kiln. And because =
> it was cheap and easy :(
> Has been working for about 4 years now.
>
> Cathi Newlin
Farfl's House on sun 14 aug 05
Marianne;
did you find your kiln yet? If not, please contact me; I haven't done
anything with the one I just bought, and if you're ready to move ahead,
then I might be willing to sell you mine (for the price I paid, which
was small). However, you might have to let me see your resulting raku
kiln later on, and you might have to share some of your knowledge with
me. ;)
Best Regards,
Steven
Marianne Lombardo wrote:
>I live in Peterborough, Ontario and can drive about an hour in any direction.
>
>Looking for a small, old electric kiln to convert into a RAKU kiln. So I don't care if the elements don't work.
>
>Marianne Lombardo
>705-799-7250
>
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>
>You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
>settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
>
>Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at melpots@pclink.com.
>
>
>
>
Marianne Lombardo on fri 19 aug 05
Hi Stephen,
Yes, I have now found a kiln. Someone was nice enough to give me a lovely
old electric Dynakiln. The inside dimensions are 15"x15"x15" so it should do
me alright.
Marianne
> Marianne;
> did you find your kiln yet? If not, please contact me; I haven't done
> anything with the one I just bought, and if you're ready to move ahead,
> then I might be willing to sell you mine (for the price I paid, which
> was small). However, you might have to let me see your resulting raku
> kiln later on, and you might have to share some of your knowledge with
> me. ;)
> Best Regards,
> Steven
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