mel jacobson on sun 13 may 01
we have made many small minnesota flat tops.
they work like a charm. follow the basic design.
make it small.
big, small, tiny. just make one. the design
and function is almost the same.
no reason to think that there is only one size...it
depends on the use, the amount of pots the potter
makes. function.
if you make it small, and want to keep folks from
knowing what it is...make the stack one piece and detach
it when not in use. place a grid over the top and tell
people it is a barbie.
mel
ready to pour concrete in the morning. only rain will
stop us now.
from the farm in wisconsin
http://www.pclink.com/melpots
Arnolds Home Improvements on sun 13 may 01
Mel
Could you tell me what a minnesota flat top kiln is? Or where I can get
plans to build one. I have been wanting to build a small kiln for some time
as I am a part time potter and don't have a need for a large kiln.
Any info would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks!!!!!!!!
Gene Arnold
mudduck@advi.net
Playing in the mud in N.C.
-----Original Message-----
From: mel jacobson
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Date: Sunday, May 13, 2001 8:38 AM
Subject: kiln size/small is good
>we have made many small minnesota flat tops.
>they work like a charm. follow the basic design.
>make it small.
>
>big, small, tiny. just make one. the design
>and function is almost the same.
>
>no reason to think that there is only one size...it
>depends on the use, the amount of pots the potter
>makes. function.
>
>if you make it small, and want to keep folks from
>knowing what it is...make the stack one piece and detach
>it when not in use. place a grid over the top and tell
>people it is a barbie.
>
>mel
>ready to pour concrete in the morning. only rain will
>stop us now.
>from the farm in wisconsin
>http://www.pclink.com/melpots
>
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