The secret chamber arch will bridge the gap between the back wall of the kiln chamber and the chimney |
Skew bricks cut to start the arch |
Lung Chieh sorting bricks |
Andres knocking out the bricks which were holding the form in place |
A blog about working with clay and selling pots
The secret chamber arch will bridge the gap between the back wall of the kiln chamber and the chimney |
Skew bricks cut to start the arch |
Lung Chieh sorting bricks |
Andres knocking out the bricks which were holding the form in place |
3 comments:
Fun to watch the progress on this kiln. Looks like excellent craftsmanship.
Scott
Hi Scott, it is going fast but with a great attention to detail - bricks from, up to now, 5 countries, both used and new. Hopefully, the roof goes up soon too.
All participants have enjoyed seeing the film of the Unionville kiln!
the small chamber in the back is a wonderful addition to the single chamber. the kiln looks amazing. congratulations!
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