Can a biscuit-firing in a home-made raku kiln?
I am a self-taught ceramic artist and I've just moved the network. I would go to the raku work, since refueling is a regular oven here too expensive. raku Most artists seem to say that you have the bisque fire The first greenware. Can the biscuit-firing in the same home-made (metal drum-type) furnace that you will do the raku glaze, then?
Yes, You can, but it is much slower than raku, if I remember right, there are 4 or 5 hours – This is still much faster than in a conventional oven. Visit also through the various steps, with increasing temperature. And best of all you candle (make sure all water is evaporated at low heat) for a while. I did it But it's a while back, and I is being reviewed, I can not find the schedule on my computer, so I do not know where I left it. so remember I am not the actual time I used, but I am convinced that it can be done, at least with raku clay. Students at the university here to do it all Time, because it is too late and need to have completed its purchase order for the criticism …
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