Will Duderstadt on mon 13 nov 06
Hello!
As of today, I have added a "Videos" section to the Orton Reference =20
LIbrary. To help everyone understand how cones are bending during a =20
firing, we decided to make our first video a time lapse firing of =20
three cones from 1000=B0C to 1020=B0C. Here at Orton, this is the first =
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time we've done any time lapse filming of cones, and we're guessing =20
it hasn't been done elsewhere, so enjoy!
http://www.ortonceramic.com/resources/video/
More instructional / informational videos are coming soon.
Best Regards,
Will Duderstadt
Marketing Coordinator
The Edward Orton Jr. Ceramic Foundation
http://www.ortonceramic.com
(614) 818-1341
Veena Raghavan on mon 13 nov 06
Hi Will,
Thanks for sharing the video. It's a great little video. I looked at it in=20
Quicktime. I look forward to more videos. Very interesting and visual. Now,=20=
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only I could see my cones as clearly, in spite of all Arnold Howard's very=20
clear and useful advice!
Thanks,
Veena
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duderstadt@ORTONCERAMIC.COM writes:=20
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> As of today, I have added a "Videos" section to the Orton Reference =20
> LIbrary. To help everyone understand how cones are bending during a =20
> firing, we decided to make our first video a time lapse firing of =20
> three cones from 1000=B0C to 1020=B0C. Here at Orton, this is the first =20
> time we've done any time lapse filming of cones, and we're guessing =20
> it hasn't been done elsewhere, so enjoy!
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> http://www.ortonceramic.com/resources/video/
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VeenaRaghavan@cs.com
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