makeing a kiln by jocko500
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Here is a cheap way to build one. I not sure what type of clay is fire like this or what type of pottery. do not know how long it takes to fire these too. You may be up a long time feeding the fire with small sticks. I sure if you bring this photo to a pottrey person they tell you.
Thanks for everything
Comments (42)
A good series of picture documenting the building process.
What an exccellent idea to show us this quadrant ...Thanks a lot !
Looks like an explosion waiting to happen. I wouldn't go near this with an entire fire-fighting team....Very interesting though.
awesome collage of this interesting process,excellent************
Super shots here Jock, my next door neighbour has a tiny kiln in her garden. I see devils kiln in bottom right shot!!! Hope it is warmer for you. Would be warm by kilns. Happy Hugs. Di.
Excellent and amazing documentaion of a process I sure did not know about. Before electricity, natural gas, oil, etc this and maybe coal must have been how lots of pottery was fired. Great job here Jocko!!!
Interesting collage, Jocko. You didn't happen to spend a little time in the "Devil Den" after your photo shoot did ya??? lol nice work my friend.. lee
that is very awesome image!!!:)
Interesting collage, I've never seen a temporary kiln before and it looks like it works fine. All I know is that they use refractory cement and bricks to withstand the higher temperatures. ~Cheers~
Cool shot!!!!!
Kinetic collage. Well done!
A very interesting photography series about this pottery! Thanks for it!