Pottery kiln

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Richard Zakin discusses what to look for when buying an electric pottery kiln, as well as explains the different types of electric pottery kilns.

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Caro-K shared a post on Instagram: "At the end of our intensive throwing course we did a very nice raku firing. Tony is opening the kiln at 1000 degrees. Yes, 1000! Then we put the pieces together with some wood shavings so the smokefire can start. The last picture is the final result. So proud of all my students!!! And now back to normal business... . #ceramics #ceramicslife #céramique #potteryclass #pottery #raku #rakufiring #rakupottery #smokefired #wheelthrown #cremerging #pottenbakken…

A year ago my pottery adventure started and I learned so much in that year. There are lots of practical things I wish I knew before I started my own studio, so here are my tips and tricks!

An electric kiln atmosphere rich in oxygen will make elements, kiln-sitters, and thermocouples last as long as possible. All the materials used in L&L kilns like to be in oxygen.

To achieve desired results for your pottery it’s critical that you understand kiln temperature ranges. Get started with this guide and improve your firing techniques.

In this post, Soul Ceramics helps you to find the best ceramic kiln for home use by providing a thorough step-by-step guide. Find everything you need to know about kilns here.

Firing a kiln can be an exciting and terrifying experience. The vision of fire truck sirens and billowy smoke is enough to keep you awake at night. Will I burn down the school? Will one hundred student artworks explode into smithereens? Why did they not teach me how to do this in my college ceramics class!? This post is a compilation of my advice and …

Avoiding kiln shelf damage is on the top of the list for all potters. Follow along as I show you how to protect your kiln shelves!