annealing
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annealing
Anybody ever use a ceramics kiln for annealing?
Sasquatch-1- Member
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Re: annealing
nope, but should work pretty darn good!
hawcer- Mod
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Re: annealing
M daughter likes to do pottery and I do some decorative glass work and we have thought about buying a kilns. This could be another item on the plus side.
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Re: annealing
the biggest problem with Ceramic kilns is I dont think you will find a pop off at that cool a temp. I certainly could be wrong. Ceramic Kilns get way way hotter than the melting point of brass.
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Re: annealing
Some of the ones I have seen have adjustable temps on them and the ones I would be considering would have adjustable cool down times. Here again I might just go and get one of those cheap table top bbq grills and a bag of charcoal.
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