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Forum: Safety

2007-07-17, 8:25pm

Replies: 98

Poll: Poll: Do you babysit your Kiln?

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Posted By bhhco

Dennis, you probably know better than I who makes...

Dennis, you probably know better than I who makes all the different annealers.

I'd say, off the top of my head... any annealer that used fiber versus brick, and was painted steel, not SS or...

Forum: Safety

2007-07-17, 12:08pm

Replies: 98

Poll: Poll: Do you babysit your Kiln?

Views: 84,494

Posted By bhhco

This is true for kilns. However, today a lot of...

This is true for kilns. However, today a lot of folks are using Annealers which are not truly 'Kilns'... and are not designed for use above 1200 F.

The heating element in an annealer is just...

Forum: Safety

2007-07-12, 4:27am

Replies: 98

Poll: Poll: Do you babysit your Kiln?

Views: 84,494

Posted By bhhco

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission...

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that in 1998, clothes dryers were associated with 15,600 fires, which resulted in 20 deaths and 370 injuries. Fires can occur when lint builds up...

Forum: Safety

2007-07-10, 5:27pm

Replies: 98

Poll: Poll: Do you babysit your Kiln?

Views: 84,494

Posted By bhhco

Kiln or annealer? They are designed to operate...

Kiln or annealer? They are designed to operate at different maximum temperatures. Kilns up to 2400 F. Annealers up to 1200 F. Both have coils which can heat to over 2400 F. Kilns do fine at 2400...

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