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Use some glasses to stare at the orange glow, the ones that filter that light or hurt your eyes on the long run. I did Raku glaze on pre bisqued pieces and that worked really well

Thank you for the information! What do you use to keep plaster from sticking to plaster?

Bigger the kiln longer the cook. You could try removing the glass turntable and the wee plastic triangle inside then use kiln shelf support that way your objects are more stable

I guess you weren’t in a spelling bee in school

Thank you so much for giving detailed instructions with tips on making a mold! For a first timer, all those extra things were a huge help for me and gave me much needed insight. Thank you!

Hi Laura, I just started throwing one piece lidded jars. I have been watching other potters, but your explanation, especially being able to change the shape is very helpful. I also like how you lifted the extra clay off of the top when closing.

Laura excellent video I found the 2 views very helpful, I just have found your other u-tubes and will be watching those as well. your technique was flawless...Thank you Patricia

Sure glad you put the gloves on sister😜

When I try to close the form, my lip gets wonky. Every. Single. Time. I try to compress the lid as I go but I can't figure out what I'm doing to knock it off level.

This is a great demo

Thank you for this great video!

We’re you ever in the CCC? 🕷

Thank you so very much for making this series.

Watch this at 1.5X speed!

Great demos

A lot of practice to do ....testing, testing.

Thank you for Taking the time to make this video!

I finally sculpted something im fairly proud of. Its not the best thing ever but at least im finally getting somewhere with faces cheecks are a bit of a struggle inthink it would be easier to get even if i did coils for the cheecks instead of flattened bits

Did you try bisque firing with it? Can you post some videos where you use real pieces for firing.

Nice

Love you

ok Laura i see your slip your plaster mold after turning on potery wheel but can we recycle the clay inside the plaster mold after unmolding.

Hi Laura how long you let your clay drying before making a plaster mold.

Am I missing something or did the "real stuff" video never got made?

Neat! How many watts does your microwave have/at how many watts are you firing?

the moment I saw the idea of the cone, I decided I thought it was brilliant

thank you for the 20min. advice it worked!!!

I never even thought to do it this way! I'm gonna try it!

The glass plate was getting warm because it was also absorbing the microwave radiation, not because of the kiln transferring heat to it via conduction. If you remove the plate when using the microwave, it will be even more efficient since all of the microwave radiation will get absorbed by the heating medium (SiC) that covers the inner walls of the kiln.

What temperature is the kiln? I have a 700 will that work

What size ?

thank you!!

Did you ever make a video of firing clay in this kiln?

Hello! Thank you for the video :) I'm writing with a translator, sorry for mistakes. How many waats does your micro wave have? And what was the separator? Could it be bisqit too?

love it!

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

Hello! Very helpful video. Also, what size is the kiln that you're using?

What is the wattage of your microwave on high setting?

Very very cool. Thanks for this video. Might have to try this!!!

I need that rolling pin! I was just going to look for those plastic end controls

Awesome guidance as always, appreciate your time!

Awesome video keep your videos coming please!😊

Awesome video!!! Love the 2 views!!

Hello. I am interested in microwave kilns for scientific/lab purposes. I don't know much about how the cone system works, but it seems like the kiln had to get up to 1915 or 1945 F to melt that clay, right? Or is there more to it? Thanks!

This is so cool! What would you realistically use a microwave kiln for?

great video!! what kind of sieve do we need? 40? 80? I cant remember