Tell me when to stop: now with pot pics

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I got pics, so I'll just keep posting them until everyone is sick of them. More to follow- a friend came over and took good shots.

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Top fire, baby!
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Looking through one of the passive dampers towards some yunomi.
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From the front, with various air-controls removed to burn down the coal bed
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Firebox. That's where I put the fire. yup
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Following pics taken last night by my friend Heather. More of the same, but they're sort of like sunset pics I think

The firebox door ajar
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Me doing my super-villain impression. Notice the flame/kiln interior color in the other photos- the light can damage your eyes. I get a "tan" of sorts when I fire.
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Looking through the "side-stoke" port.
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Side stoke wood
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More
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I never get tired of seeing the pics from you firing that beast, AP. Rick
 
yeah, but do you have any pics with fire in them???
 
Super cool pics AP.....would love to try that...my friend has a "small kiln"...she uses to make jewelry with....she uses a clay that burns off and the silver pieces are left......hey that trollbead contest is goin on...got an email about it....thinkin of designing a bead....prolly won't win though....but may give it a good shot.....the winning bead is in 24 kt......not much of anything but would be a cool addition to my collection......hey keep posting pics.....love to see.....
 
fossil said:
I never get tired of seeing the pics from you firing that beast, AP. Rick

Thanks bud. Good to "see" you here. Was thinking of you a bit this weekend- I did the whole firing myself this time with a few visitors, so it gets to be a time to meditate.

dT- fire. I'll work with that. I still think that fire is a fad and will go the way of leg warmers.
 
Awesome Fire! Cant wait to see what comes out?
 
Great pics
2 of them I had to put on my face shield, the heat was too much.
 
Keep em comming Adios!

Billy
 
Nice shots AP! That is hot! I'm surprised you still have eyebrows.
 
honestly, my nostril hairs, eyelashes, and eyebrows all got just a little trim. I could smell burnt hair half the day. That firebox design is pretty cool- when it's loaded up some times you can put your hand on the top of the wood charge. Many wood kilns will ignite your clothes if you stand in front for more than a few seconds. Always wear natural fibers!!
 
That is some great stuff there. Do you use a blower of some sort to increase oxygen and bring up the temperature, or is the simply the volume of wood that does it?

Keep the pics coming. This is something not seen everyday by most people. Fire in a different use other than stoves... nice.
 
Adios Pantalones said:
Many wood kilns will ignite your clothes if you stand in front for more than a few seconds.

Cool!

Awesome pics. More!! I'd love to see that in person some time.
 
Flatbedford said:
Adios Pantalones said:
Many wood kilns will ignite your clothes if you stand in front for more than a few seconds.

Cool!

Awesome pics. More!! I'd love to see that in person some time.

I never tire of watching clothes ignite.
 
All rise for the King of the Pyros.
 
Kiln open
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Note the broken bowl up top- wha happen?
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Star Trek danger scene shot
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More potses
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Hip flasks
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Unglazed plate with porcelain slip flowers
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Other side
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Yunomi
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Drippy lusciousness
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Obelisk vase
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Cups and such
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Outstanding stuff. Too much to even comment on.

In that second pic on the right hand side, that wouldn't be a steamer pot lid, would it?? :cheese:

Edit: and that boiler plate flask is just too Kewl.
 
I am digging on the rough looking mug! (coffee cup)
 
Great stuff. This might sound strange, but it looks like you, or least the image I have after reading your posts for a couple years now.
 
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