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Our new photo is of ocarinas made by our members for the 2009 Ocarina Exchange. The materials used for construction are varied - from the more commonly used ceramic to bamboo and wood.
Great post, Ray! Here, I fixed the next to the last sentance for you: "Clay is Dirt cheap, so do test runs." Heheheh, one of my favorite lines. The name for
Sorry. Yes, when the cone's rated temp is reached, it "relaxes". or bends, and the switch shuts the kiln off. When I used mine, I would fill it in the evening,
No problem. My wife is out of town, kids are in bed, movie is over... It has been a good many years since I have done claywork, so I have no idea what current
I am trying to understand the graph. I am assuming that the horizontal axis is the hole size (what are the units? square millimeters?), but that would make the
Thanks Ray! I was told by the same employee there that a few people came through there over the years, getting some things fired and one day a couple stopped