Thank you so much for this video. I'm buying the exact same kiln in a perfect condition. You mentioned that the glaze firing takes 4 hours. How about the bisque firing ? How long should I run it for ? Thank you
your kiln looks a lot like mine. I own a gare sitter kiln model k10 and I was wondering what cone it can go up to? for glaze firing anyway? my family and i are about to bisque fire and I believe we know all we need to to do that, but the glazing is the part were confused about mainly just because we aren't aware of what cone it can glaze to...I assume cones 04-06 for a low fire but we aren't possitive on the highest...we just don't want to destroy our kiln which as you know...isn't cheap, if you can message me back with as much info as you can it'd be very appreciated
Maybe Someone can help?? I bought a blue diamond 180d kiln. Is it safe to run in my basement with no vent? Another question it has the three holes for air intake, and one small hole in the lid, Where would I hook up a vent??? Thanks any information appreciated.... I am new and trying to learn
I love this video, greeting from Chile!
Since it's not manufactured anymore, you'd have a hard time finding this kiln. Thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you so much for this video. I'm buying the exact same kiln in a perfect condition. You mentioned that the glaze firing takes 4 hours. How about the bisque firing ? How long should I run it for ? Thank you
Do you still have this Gare 1818 kiln? I'm looking at buying a used one and wondering how they hold up. thanks so much for the video!!
IS THIS CONE 6?
Is there an easy fix if my kiln is under-firing?
How do you know the max temp? I have access to a Gare 2318 and curious
your kiln looks a lot like mine. I own a gare sitter kiln model k10 and I was wondering what cone it can go up to? for glaze firing anyway? my family and i are about to bisque fire and I believe we know all we need to to do that, but the glazing is the part were confused about mainly just because we aren't aware of what cone it can glaze to...I assume cones 04-06 for a low fire but we aren't possitive on the highest...we just don't want to destroy our kiln which as you know...isn't cheap, if you can message me back with as much info as you can it'd be very appreciated
Do you follow this same procedure for bisque as well
How long would this kiln take to bisque fire stoneware or earthenware?
How big of a circuit does the kiln need?
Maybe Someone can help?? I bought a blue diamond 180d kiln. Is it safe to run in my basement with no vent? Another question it has the three holes for air intake, and one small hole in the lid, Where would I hook up a vent??? Thanks any information appreciated.... I am new and trying to learn