Suzana Lisanti Posted March 9 Report Share Posted March 9 (edited) Hi, I'm beginning to use reduction cooling in a ^10 gas-fired soda kiln, and looking for best practices. The goal is to develop more crystals in the glaze and more color on the clay surfaces. We're especially looking for advice on how to enhance the raw clay/flashing slip surfaces. So far we have positive results firing to cone 10, and down firing around 100F per hour until 1850F. We put wet soft bricks in the spy holes to introduce water, control the cooling with the gas and air, nearly closed damper. What firing schedules and techniques do people use on reduction down firing? All advice appreciated! Suzana Lisanti Edited March 9 by Suzana Lisanti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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