Audrey Young

Thanks so much for all the info. So much to learn, Much appreciated. Audrey

Olympic Electric kiln Model 2023E, SN SC423, Phase 1, Max temp 2100, Cone 4, Cycle 60 Hz Bartlett Controller Model V6-CF No luck on pics

The kiln is an Olympic electric kiln with a Bartlett controller. I think, according to the manuals, the Jen-ken and Paragon are strictly for glass. Trying my hardest to send you some pics I took on my13 pro phone. Can't get them to my desk top. Everything is linked, but they won't go, so will send to your e-mail address if that's acceptable.

Hi Bill, I have a Jenn ken kiln that only fires to 1800F I have never worked with cones. I've previously worked with PMC, enameling and fused glass. Guess I need to pick up some cones. To expand, I also own an Olympic kiln that is set up for glass. I am able to program it for clay. My 3rd kiln is a Paragon 2 which has a controller that can be programmed as high as is needed. My plan is to make jewelry. I can send you pics of all 3, but I must admit, being tech savvy is not my strong suit. I will do my best.

I'm a newbie & am working with porcelain clay. I've made some pendants. I've dried the pieces to bone dry. Also preheating my kiln at 200 degrees for a few hours. My question after the preheat is how do I accomplish a bisque firing. I'm using a JenKen programmable kiln, but haven't been able to find info on this topic. Is there anyone on this forum who could point me in the right direction? Please advise.