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Electric Kiln Firing Techniques and Tips

Ceramic Arts Daily

  • 13 pages
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Instruction, inspiration, and glaze recipes focused on electric kiln firing. Learn how to get uncommon results from the most common firing method, with tips on schedules and surfaces.

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