The raku process involves reducing (starving the oxygen) the glazed raku pottery in combustible materials such as leaves, sawdust, newspaper, etc. When the pieces are ready to take out of the Raku pottery kiln, they are placed in galvanized trash containers with combustible materials and covered. Once the pieces are...

    The raku process involves reducing (starving the oxygen) the glazed raku pottery in combustible materials such as leaves, sawdust, newspaper, etc. When the pieces are ready to take out of the Raku pottery kiln, they are placed in galvanized trash containers with combustible materials and covered. Once the pieces are cooled down, they are removed from the containers, washed, and reveal the rich warm effects of raku.

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    What to consider when buying a kiln?

    There is broad list of considerations when considering your kiln purchase. These two questions will start you on the journey to help you determine what you want,...

    12 Types of Kilns for Pottery | Fire Clay Different Ways

    In one form or another, kilns have been an integral part of pottery-making for centuries. They are essential tools that transform clay into beautiful ceramic...

    Fiber vs. Brick?

    Kilns are constructed in lots of configurations, but one thing remains true, your kiln must generate and hold heat. So with that understood, there are...

    What shape, size, and depth do I need?

    Once you’ve determined the type of kiln you want, the next question is what shape, size and depth will provide the most flexibility for you....

    What kind of controller is best?

    Once you have determined all the specifications and features you want in your kiln, the next very important decision is to choose how you want...

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    Kilns from every manufacturer are configured with features that allow for different types of functions. These features are available in fiber and brick models. Here...

    What is the biggest kiln on 120v household current?

    Looking for a list that tells you the largest kilns that fit 120V household current? Look no further! We've created a great list with all the...

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    Here are some basic guidelines about locating your kiln: Make sure you have adequate space... at least 12 - 18 inches of space between the...

    All you need to know about cones!

    From our friends @ Orton Controllers... Pyrometric cones are used worldwide to monitor ceramic firings in industrial kilns, pottery kilns, and small hobby kilns where...

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    First, envision what you want your finished piece to look like and ask yourself the following questions: What is the size (diameter) of the piece?...

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    Read below to learn about the best practices you can do at different kiln temperatures.  Initial Heating from Room Temperature (room temperature to 1200°F range)...

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    There is no “one program fits all” firing schedule for kilns. Even supposedly identical kilns behave slightly differently. Plugging the same kiln into different outlets...

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    3-Key Controllers During an active firing, the INCREASE button will activate an options menu and scroll through the available options with each button press. These...

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    How do you repair a crack in a fiber kiln?

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