Starring Gary Rith, and then a little load for glaze firing in the baby kiln (the cow mugs on top).
I use underglazes for something like the cow mugs, then a clear glaze over the whole thing. The baby kiln is not often used, because I use the big kiln most of the time. It is the size of a trash can and can be taken anywhere and plugged in anywhere--and still fires up to 2300 degrees. I used it because I had all these tiny items, why waste power for a small firing?
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My nephew's gonna love 'em, Gary! By the way...in the Spring, he and his wife are moving up near Cooperstown to operate a dairy farm. Dairy farming down here is almost obsolete.
you make it look so udderly easy!
I LOVE that little kiln! I need one!
Yes, a cute little kiln is useful, Ellen.
I am ignoring Denis, and let's just hope, Kate, that the mugs fired well.
I think it's a great mooooooooooooooo-ve to use the little kiln for small jobs.. and handy too! I just hope it's not too heavy to heiffer it around the shop. (ok that last one was stretching it) ;)
Fascinating to watch, AND! I noted that all your little presentations on YouTube are rated as 5 stars. Way to go. They're every bit of that in my book, and yes, let's pretend that awful pun never happened. Groan.
Sorry not in my nature to pass up a pun. I never want to be destitute and punnie-less.
Greg missed the obvious one ... He was too busy milking it ...
hey, dude, why are you ignoring me? what could i have possibly done to deserve such cruel and unusual punishment?
Hmm, did you say somethng Denis? Greg's puns are so__________.
you're killin' me!
celeste, i need your help!
My puns are what gary... come on.. spit it out LOL... tastey? beefy?... Simply bovine? ;)
Denis, I believe you meant to say Gary's kiln you.
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