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Looks like the kiln worked a bit too well. There was only minimal carbon marking as it must have been too hot and burnt all the carbon away
Small scale pit firing test 'kiln' made from house bricks. I am really surprised it actually got over 900 Celcius buring old hardwood fence pailings. I reckon it could go much hotter buring old pallet wood. The reduction is strong with this one.
I know I haven't posted in a while. between the kids and my day job I haven't had much spare time. Sydney is back in COVID lockdown so hopefully I will have more time to make. Got the fireplace cranking tonight, I have forgotten how pleasent a open fire can be.
I am doing some research on silicon carbide and tin oxide. Read a bit more about it on https://glazy.org/posts/153367
Throwback 6 years ago. During my residency at @kasenpottery in Aichi Seto, Japan. Hiroshige Sensei brought me to visit the kiln of Satomi Terahata.
I realised I don't have any bonsai trees on my freed. This afternoon I potted up these 3 Japanese box shrubs which are starting their bonsai training. They are from a ~20 year old hedge and the root spread on them are quite impressive.

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Looks like the kiln worked a bit too well. There was only minimal carbon marking as it must have been too hot and burnt all the carbon away
Small scale pit firing test 'kiln' made from house bricks. I am really surprised it actually got over 900 Celcius buring old hardwood fence pailings. I reckon it could go much hotter buring old pallet wood. The reduction is strong with this one.
I know I haven't posted in a while. between the kids and my day job I haven't had much spare time. Sydney is back in COVID lockdown so hopefully I will have more time to make. Got the fireplace cranking tonight, I have forgotten how pleasent a open fire can be.
I am doing some research on silicon carbide and tin oxide. Read a bit more about it on https://glazy.org/posts/153367
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