Marc Ward on fri 25 sep 98
Dannon wrote;
<<Because when I go in to the studio to crank it up
in the a.m. it is already at about 1200F or so, and
makes for a shorter firing day for me. I like that.
It has also been my experience that it is a bit more
even firing done that way, especially in the updraft.>>>
We are probably dealing with semantics. I don't consider the above preheating.
This is starting your firing the night before. There are folks that preheat
the kiln to 200 - 400 degrees overnight. That's what I refer to as preheating
and I think it's a waste.
Marc Ward
Ward Burner Systems
PO Box 333
Dandridge, TN 37725
USA
423.397.2914 voice
423.397.1253 fax
wardburner@aol.com
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