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Posted by dkat on December 26, 2006, 1:24 pm
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> Merry Christmas one and All.
>
> I live in a little town in northern Ca. Burney. Trying to open a shop.
> I wanted it to be my pottery studio- the community wanted a ceramic shop
> instead with instruction. This is not my fortae but I quess I am
> learning by the seat of my pants LOL.
> I have a 12 sided kiln about 3 feet tall with two sections I cant run
> bothe halfs because it kicks by breaker and even if I fire it for 16
> hrs it still does not get to cone 04-05 but the peices seem to be just
> fine even the glazed ones.
>
> Any and all sugestion are welcome
> Saralan
>
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> Saralan
Have you had a professional electrician look at your wiring that the
kiln is hooked to and do you know what your kiln requires. I have done
wiring for my house but this is something I would not play with and I
hired a licenced electrician to do the work. I seriously recommend
that you do not live with the kiln the way it is even if it is
'working'.
http://www.paragonweb.com/Kiln_Pointer.cfm?PID=104
http://www.skutt.com/products/elec_req.htm
Good luck with your new adventure! I imagine it will be fun to learn
as you go. Donna
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