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I’m not getting the same responses that you are. 😕

THANK YOU!! I was also going nuts trying to program my slow glaze firing with a hold! Why Hotkilns doesn’t have a video like this?!!

Where do you gets yours ? Nvm you just said. 😊

Such a great video, thank you for sharing. I have one question, how often can I refire a mug? I have refired a mug already 3 times and want to try it one more time before I give up 😅, where do you think is the limit of refireings for a clay body? I was reading the clay can get stressed out and be bridle after too many firings- but didn't said how many are too many 😅 (Firings are to cone 5 1/2)

your little one is going to be a great potter. Really working the play dough! Nice job...

Hello! thank you for all the information it was very helpful. Question, I load the kilns in a community studio and might like to do this because I have many runners and there is not enough time to grind shelves sometimes. Is it ok if a small amount falls on the bottom of the kiln to the soft brick ?

I used Elements on a figurine piece and I am very disappointed with the end result. The result was streaky where you can't recognize what the piece is. Can I reglaze with Stroke and Coat since there is no movement in the glaze?

Hi, friend how are you i am from Ethiopia and i have 17 hectar silica sand site. And i have production plant but i need from you market .can you help me

they are so cute! this is very helpful as I am just about to try out my new to me used kiln for my first bisque fire

Thank you so much for this very helpful video. I was going nuts trying to understand the written information,so this was brilliant.

Those little hands, how fab!! ❤️

Thank you for the info. That would be great product to use under the tiles/plaques but my biggest concern is that silica is very dangerous for our body, it’s cancerous, should not be inhaled. When I looked at you, I’m quite surprised how you handled it. I appreciate your comments on this. Thnx

New to your channel, and very grateful for this video. Just grabbed my first 5lb bag of Silica and no one seems to discuss uses and clean up. Thank you for such great info.

perfecto, thanks a lot!

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What is the store that you purchase your sand from?

By the way,,, what a sweet girls you have, God bless you all.

Hi man,,, I have question for you, What if I have cone 11 (1320c°), and in atrial in very small gas kiln I designed & built to firing refractorys, while last firing the Cone combleatly melt down as ball of water,, sadly my thermocouple in this firing was unstable, so I did not know where I am accept from an experience of timing, but haply the refractory product which was fired is out with magnificent results, with 4% more shrenkage ratio, Could you tell me how many degree am fired more???

Also thank you for your informative and fun video what a wonderful little future potter you have there🤣

Also can I gradiette( new word) the colour by diluting the glaze , sorry absolute addicted begginnner who wants to change the world ha ha

I have a pot that I have mid fire glazed and am not happy with the colour can I heat and Re glaze with a different colour

This video was very helpful. Thank you!

Thank you.

Hi...

Thanks for explaining

Lol your kids totally video bombing you lol , thanks for the video , awesome info . 👍

Hi, can I use a hair dryer?

Is there any difference between silica sand and river sand

Does your pug mill also de air your clay? I wish I could rent one for a day, or 2!!

So did I!! I’m soo mad at myself!!

Hilarious!!! Congratulations!

Sooo helpful!! Thank you.

What’s the temperature rating I’m looking for something that can hand 3000 degrees

I fill the vessel with scalding water from the kettle, that way it is evenly heated inside and out

Thanks for the video... I'm a new potter and my first Glaze fire ran too hot... basically set at cone 6 and the witness cone was completely melted... so I'm guessing it ran cone 7... or maybe hotter :( Anyway-- it is all a learning experience. I decided to get witness cones for my bisc so I could check before I do my next glaze... and the weirdest thing happened- the witness cones reacted the opposite way... 04, 05, 06, 07... should be most bent to to least, right? (or maybe I'm completely wrong) Instead 04 was bent perfect (yeah!) but 06 and 07 were completely melted to my kiln shelf :(... What am I missing? Thanks for any tips you can offer, they would be much appreciated.

Hi, thank you for your very instructive video. I wanna reglaze some of my pots but don't have a heatgun, I only have a blowtorch. But I'm afraid I might damage somehow, or break the pot with the flame if the pot is quite thin? I throw with stoneware but quite thin... Any recommandations using a blowtorch to heat up the pot?

Are you using a pigment in your clay or is it the natural color?

So can I just cut off a couple pounds at a time and wedge it as I use it like I normally do?

I suppose you can only make your kiln "hold" a temperature if its programmable, correct? A kiln sitter, or a manual-automatic wouldn't lend itself to that, would it?

Can the sand affect the neighbouring pots during the glazing firing? Thanks for answering.

Nicely done! I just bought a kiln and I am still trying to understand how firing works. This was very helpful. BTW-I like the helpers.

Hi, did you have to change your firing temperatures? John Britt suggested a much slower firing but I'm trying it now and it's taking forever!

Thank you!, I used witness cones for the first time and was not sure how bendy they should be. Should the cones be placed in a certain location on each shelf?

Looks like a great easy hike. Our two boys started out climbing rocks near our house and now they are both Eagle Scouts and hiking and backpacking is part of what they love. They are both out right now on separate backpacking trips.

Beautiful. Looks like fun!

Can I fire bisque on this?

Love it! So glad to see evidence of your sense of humor being fully intact.

According to the Orton manual it says after an accurate firing the tip of the cone should line up with the top of the cones base, not the bottom of the base. So im confused bc a lot of ppl are judging it y the tip lining up with the bottom of the base and wouldnt that mean it's over fired?

Nice!!! I searched through a ton of videos until I finally found yours, which is the first one to actually show the melted cones. Thanks!

So cute. 👍🇬🇧