Brian Eck on sun 4 may 97
I just bought a used kiln (for firing pottery) and it doesn't have any
instruction manual. Can anybody help me learn how to identify it so I can
send somewhere for a manual? The brand name is half-torn off, looks like it
ends in "ess". Thanks!
Ric Swenson on mon 5 may 97
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>I just bought a used kiln (for firing pottery) and it doesn't have any
>instruction manual. Can anybody help me learn how to identify it so I can
>send somewhere for a manual? The brand name is half-torn off, looks like it
>ends in "ess". Thanks!
Probably "Cress" but could be Loch Ness?
Good luck.
Ric
Ric Swenson, Bennington College, Route 67-A, Bennington, VT 05201-6001 ph
802 442-5401 vox 262 fax 237 direct fax line 802 442-6164 or
email rswenson@bennington.edu
Sheila Tarshis on sun 18 may 97
Brian,
I believe this must be a Cress kiln. This company is in California. I don't
have the address off hand but I'll send it next e-mail.
Sheila
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