Thanks for the advice and encouragement, all. I'm going to go out to the studio and begin some long-necessary shelf-removal and slight re-arrangement so that I can actually get to the kiln and work on it.
Two more photos attached that are not particularly relevant to the kiln problems. First, a bow to you in the U.S. South, who have dealt with temperatures near and above 100F for the past week. Maybe a little snowy barn gable end will help you remember winter is coming. Second, a look at some of Vermont potter Bob Compton. Great potter, kilnbuilder extraordinaire, nice guy, drop by and see him if you're ever near the pretty little town of Bristol.
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ahhhh, yes, just what we need in the south! Photos of SNOW, I can almost feel it!!! It really sucked today, I can barely move!
Mark and I are hiding in the cool of the house when we really need to be loading the kiln and firing.
102 for firing day...so yes, some winter would help- just a taste.
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