karenkstudio
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The firing "tree" I use for my wood fired raku is made of steel mesh. It was bent into a triangle shape and wired to the base. I've used it for at least a a half dozen wood firings. It has warped slightly with use. I like using a "tree" because it allows me to pull all of my little pieces out of the kiln at the same time.
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Great idea!
I guess my idea of raku involved grabbing pots and placing them in various reduction stuff but the tree is a really practical solution to firing little bits not going down that path. Love it and your bits
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Just posted an experiment displaying copper raku glaze outdoors after it was sealed with a clear UV rust oleum spray.
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what kind of a sealer can be used to slow oxidation of copper raku?
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Just up loaded photos of woodfiring bisque to the gallery
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I have posted photos to my gallery of alternate firing techniques using a small electric NOVA kiln.
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Please explain the alternate firing techniques you are using in that kiln. Thanks
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Alabama, I remember the problem with the Chevy Nova.
PRankin, Search Horse hair firing techniques, or Marcis
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Or Marcia Selsors
web site.
not enough space to explain here
