Jane Rekedal on wed 4 nov 98
I am looking for information on safety equipment I can use on the natural gas,
downdraft cone 10 reduction kiln I'm building for the college where I teach.
I would like to have some method of auto shut off for extreme temperatures or
emergency situations (earthquake?) but keep this relatively low tech and
within budget. Any ideas to whom I ought to turn? Thanks-
Jane Rekedal
jreke@AOL.com
adam baker on sat 7 nov 98
as for your home built kiln, you could use an gas furnace saftys you should
be able to get them from a supply house (hvac) near you, you may have to do
some talking to them and know what you need try to get a catolage from them
and look at it at home to see what you need they are set a diffent temps, as
far as your upset switch, you could use a mercry type switch, also at your
supply house, hope this helps and if you have trouble getting them or know
what one to get let me know
-----Original Message-----
From: Jane Rekedal
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Wednesday, November 04, 1998 9:35 AM
Subject: Safety devices
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I am looking for information on safety equipment I can use on the natural
gas,
>downdraft cone 10 reduction kiln I'm building for the college where I
teach.
>I would like to have some method of auto shut off for extreme temperatures
or
>emergency situations (earthquake?) but keep this relatively low tech and
>within budget. Any ideas to whom I ought to turn? Thanks-
>
>Jane Rekedal
>jreke@AOL.com
>
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