Kiln Shed Ready
I spent the last week digging a trench to get power to the shed, mounting the sub panel and installing heat shielding in the kiln shed in the evenings after work. Today I was able to finish the last bit, including installing the kiln vent.
Labels: Pottery
posted by Mike Barber at
8:47 PM
4 Comments:
Hey Mike,
Found your blog from sawdust & dirt blog. I noticed that you've only been at it a while and felt a certain kinship i guess, especially seeing as how the pic below of your old kiln setup looks like my current kiln setup. I've been at it for 4 years but i did do clay in college in the late 70's. I've only recently set up my own blog and have been clicking around trying to see what's going on. I guess you certainly do have the clay bug though. Are you firing electric exclusively? Anyway, if there's anything I could commiserate with you on about being relatively new to the scene, let me know.
Jim
a great idea for a shed use..
would you care to share it with our sheddies over at www.readersheds.co.uk
Jim,
I do fire electric only. I ran into my first broken element yesterday, more on that later. Still learning every day!
-Mike
Looks like the perfect 'dog house' for my hubby.
Do you take 'orders' to build for others???
Marsha
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