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  1. quinoaclay
    I made a little convection kiln out of brick and adobe mud, with a base for ashes to fall, a wood chamber, and then space for shelves for the pieces. I was wondering if anyone has any experience making shelves for a low-fire wood kiln? I read somewhere that I could mix brick dust with clay and make slabs, has anyone tried it? I was also told only pine wood gets hot enough for a firing, but somehow I doubt this, any suggestions? Thank you, Quinoa
  2. JamesP

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    From the album: Gas Kiln

    I put these shelves in with some extra space so the flames can flow through a bit easier.
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