You’re a Potter who has decided to invest in your first kiln. You’ve heard there are two main types of kilns, gas and electric. But you’re not sure which type is right for you. That’s why it’s a great idea first to consider the difference…

The bisque firing, also known as biscuit firing, can be achieved at different temperatures. However, learning about the temperatures and kiln produces can be confusing. One of the most common challenges people have is that they don’t know what temperature to use for this first…

Most Kiln Manufacturers Do Recommend that Pottery Kilns use a Vent System. However, with some basic rules and practices, you can still safely run and vent your Pottery Kiln without buying a vented system for your studio.  I’m going to tell you about the Updraft and…

When your kiln begins malfunctioning, it may be time for a service call. However, it is possible to troubleshoot and solve some of the most common problems that are likely to affect your kiln. As much as you can address several kiln issues by routine…

You know that pottery and ceramic producers use kilns to heat their products and harden them through certain physical and chemical reactions. But you’ve also heard about kiln sitters and may wonder how they are used.  A kiln sitter is a control box that regulates…

Having your own pottery kiln gives you the freedom to work at home, at your own pace, whenever you want. For anyone who enjoys making Pottery as a hobby, it’s great. And for Potters that make a living selling their work, it is a necessity….