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SSB Self-Supporting Cones "Witness
Cones"
2.5" (6.35cm) tall Self Supporting cones DO NOT require
mounting in cone plaques , holders or pats. These are the easiest cones to
use.
- (The middle self-supporting cone
is perfectly fired. The left is over-fired, the right is under-fired.)
Orton
Self-Supporting cones are $6.49 for a box of 25
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Raku
Tongs
Designed especially to
safely handle Raku-ware without danger of burns to the potter. The jaws
are solid and strong, but can grip both large and small Raku pieces with
ease. |
Medium:
$26.95
Large:
$29.95
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Peep Hole Plugs
Tapered design
that is designed to fit a wide range of kilns. * Note:
this plug will not fit L&L Kilns |
- List $4.00
- $2.95 each
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Tile
Racks
These
tile racks are useful in bisque, decal, and glaze firing.
Each pair can fire 14 tiles arranged vertically during bisque/decal
firing or 7 tiles horizontally during glaze firing. |
Tile
Racks
(1 pair):
$11.50
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Bead Racks
Two
durable stoneware supports with six 10" long wires provide
a versatile, space-saving device for firing beads and other
hanging objects. The heavy gauge wires can be staggered
to accommodate any size object. Bead racks are NOT designed
for raku firing. |
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4
1/2" Bead Tree
The
shorter wires on this bead tree prevent sagging. Wires
are removable for firing larger objects. Trees may be
stacked atop one another for maximum efficiency in production
situations-- fire many beads at once. Can be fired to cone 6. |
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The
possibilities are endless for today?s ceramist! Pottery can be fashioned
in a variety of textures, colors, and forms. This comprehensive reference
is a roadmap for the limitless shapes and forms, colors, and decorations
of pottery; it is a starting point for personal exploration. Over 600
shapes and forms are extensively illustrated with indicative silhouettes
and inspirational photographs. This practical reference presents a multitude
of great glaze recipes and how to create them.
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The
Potter's Encylopedia of Color, Form & Decoration
Neal French
Hardcover, 160 pages
List $24.99
Our Price $18.75
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This updated third edition is the
definitive guide on kiln design and construction for artisans and
artists worldwide. Author Frederick Olsen draws on 40+ years of
experience to offer complete plans and instructions for building kilns
of all sizes and purposes. Includes principles for the design of highly
efficient kilns, newly available refractory materials, building methods,
flue types and construction, curved and common walls, bricklaying
courses and arches. Updates include construction techniques, new kiln
designs, as well as new safety equipment. Hundreds of photos and
illustrations detail design and construction of all types of kilns.
Advice on building materials and methods. Indispensable information for
all ceramists
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The
Kiln Book
Hardcover, 282 pages
List $44.95
Our Price $33.70
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In
this third edition of Electric Kiln Ceramics, noted ceramist and teacher
Richard Zakin provides information to help you make the best possible
use of your electric kiln. Beginning with an introduction to electric
kilns and the various clays and glazes best suited to their use, the book
addresses all aspects of using these kilns, including appropriate ceramic
surfaces, imagery creation strategies, loading and firing, and safety
practices.
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Electric Kiln Ceramics
Richard Zakin
Paperback, 304 pages
List $44.99
Our Price $33.75
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The
electric kiln has made the experience of pottery accessible to people
from all walks of life. For those who would like to better understand
the art and science of pottery, this Ceramics Monthly Handbook shares
the expertise of ceramic artists who have explored the possibilities and
potential of electric kilns.
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Exploring
Electric Kiln Techniques
Paperback, 134 pages
List $28.95
Our Price $21.70
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For the
novice and experienced firing enthusiast.
Explore common myths about firing, learn key firing principles, understand
what happens during firing including control rate, why venting is
important and how to measure heat in your kiln. Discover answers to common
firing problems such as cracking, bloating and poor colors. |
Successful Firing Practices
DVD, 80 minutes
$20.00
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Learn loading
tips to help you get the most from your firings.
• selecting kiln furniture
• placement of ware
• using stilts
• how many posts to use
• stacking of ware
• spacing of ware
• pre-planning your loading
• loading for the best heat distribution and air circulation |
Loading the Kiln
28 minutes
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Glass
Separator
Dry-- For slumping and fusing
Kiln Wash
Dry--
For glaze firing ceramics
Kiln
Cement
Dry
-- For Kiln repair and coating |
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Kiln
Gloves
Heat
resistant leather gloves with safety lining and long cuff.
One size fits all. Tough and durable, these gloves are
convenient for handling hot kiln lids and raku tongs and protect
hands at very high temperatures. |
Kiln Gloves
One
pair:
$20.00 Delivered
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Venture II Kiln
Glasses
IR/UV Green Shade
5.0 Safety Glasses IR 5.0 - Protects against harmful UV and IR
radiation in welding, brazing, cutting, and soldering
environments; 5.0 provides heavy protection.
its all. |
One
pair:
$16.88
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Kiln
Glasses
Heat
resistant (and stylish!) glasses with high impact frames and
specially coated lenses, these will protect your eyes from the
heat and radiant energy produced inside your kiln. One
size fits all. |
One
pair:
$25.00 Delivered
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