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Kilns designed/constructed by John Baymore

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Kilns designed/constructed by John Baymore

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Examples of kilns which I have designed/built over the years for institutions I have worked for, for kiln design clients, and for myself.

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Three Chamber Wood Fired Noborigama constructed at Mass College of Art (in Boston) in 1976

Crossdraft Propane Fired Gas Kiln

Natural Gas Fired Downdraft Soda Kiln Constructed at Workshop at Harvard University Ceramics Program

Small Bizen-style Wood Fired Climbing Kiln -1975

Propane Fired Downdraft Gas Kiln with Hinged Door Silvermine Art School, CT

Crossdraft Propane Fired Gas Kiln 1977

40 Cubic Foot Gas Kiln Plan Example

Propane Fired Downdraft Gas Car Kiln - Kiln Workshop in VA

Propane Fired Downdraft Gas Car Kiln - Kiln Workshop in VA

Natural Gas Fired Downdraft Stoneware Kiln -2008

Noborigama At River Bend Pottery -1980

Crossdraft Wood/Gas Kiln New Hampshire Potters Guild Workshop

Crossdraft Wood/Gas Kiln New Hampshire Potters Guild Workshop

Anagama Woodfired Groundhog Salt Kiln Blend -Built In Japan 2009

Anagama Groundhog Woodfired Salt Kiln Blend -Built In Japan 2009

Youhen Single Chamber Wood Kiln -Japan 2006

Smokeless Anagama NHIA 2014

Smokeless Anagama NHIA 2014

Smokeless Anagama NHIA 2014

Smokeless Anagama NHIA 2014

Smokeless Anagama NHIA 2014

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Sheryl Leigh 24

Posted May 5, 2018

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Thanks tons for putting these up!!

I am interested in doing a retrofit to make my wood kilns smokeless - any ideas where I could start?

TIA!

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LeeU 1,301

Posted May 6, 2018

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I've gotten to fire pieces in the NHIA smokeless anagama (Fushigigama) that John designed and built with his very fortunate students. What an experience. This kiln is masterful to behold!

His e-address is on this page if you wanted to contact re: your smokeless project. http://www.nhia.edu/about/faculty/john-baymore

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Sheryl Leigh 24

Posted May 8, 2018

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Thanks Lee!

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