I played around with some slip to make this piece. It is more or less an exploration but I see some potential!
Showing posts with label high fire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high fire. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
New Kiln
Over the last 6 months I have been working on a new kiln for my ceramics program at Tigard High School. I built a 40cu ft Minnesota Flat Top kiln designed by Nils Lou with minor alterations. It is amazing how hard you will work for something you are passionate about. After over a thousand hours of blood, sweat, and frustration (no tears yet) we are only a gas line away.
However, I have done one very cool thing and that is that I have created a brick by brick CAD model of the kiln with Google sketch-up. Here is a graphic of what I have:
If you are looking into building this kiln shoot me an email and I will get you the files I created.
They are not plans but would really help anyone out that is undertaking such a task!
Peace!
Greg
However, I have done one very cool thing and that is that I have created a brick by brick CAD model of the kiln with Google sketch-up. Here is a graphic of what I have:
If you are looking into building this kiln shoot me an email and I will get you the files I created.
They are not plans but would really help anyone out that is undertaking such a task!
Peace!
Greg
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gas kiln,
high fire,
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Msft. flat top kiln,
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