Wednesday 1 December 2010

What!????

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7 comments:

  1. hmmm... if you get some interesting results from that temp, you'll never be able to duplicate it

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  2. How do you find if the pots waiting to be bisqued have frozen or not?

    If they have I've got a load of reclaiming and making to do

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  3. Two thermostat posts in one day?

    Then, of course, I don't know what -4 C is. Boiling?

    Wait. Zero is freezing, right? What a silly scale. 32° is much more logical for a freezing point, I'm sure you'll agree.

    So it was really frozen when you decided to fire it? Cool.

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  4. I don't know why I try to comment on your pot'ry posts. Just blind loyalty, I guess.

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  5. Jim: I'm thinking of putting Ice Cream in there.

    Matt:99!

    gz:Umm. well, I suppose it depends on the water content. If they were fairly dry, they'll probably be okay, leather hard? Not a good outlook. How do you tell?
    I suppose bunging a sample in a warm oven might work.
    If the temperature in the work area is below zero, then they're frozen.

    Max:Last night, about fifteen miles away was -2 degrees Fahrenheit. Thats about -19 degrees C
    The kiln at -4 degrees C.=24.8 degrees F.

    Keep up with the loyalty. There are medals, you know.

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