How long must I wait to remove pieces from kiln and fire again? Teaching a class and need quick turnaround. How many pieces fit in the Large Kiln?
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Hi, there's no quick tunaround. It only takes a few mintues to fire but cool down time before removing from kiln can run between 30-60 mintues. That depends on how thick is you piece and how much glass you have on it; meaning tiny glass pieces added. You can only fire 1 piece at a time. If you are teaching then you need to get several kilns (that's what I did). Good Luck
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It took me 3-4 hours, using the right tools like a fuel line removal tool. It shouldn't take too much longer if your doing it your first time. Instructions are pretty easy to understand, just have a clean work space and there should be no problems.
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You can get several thousand strikes from it. If you camped for 3 months and had to make a fire every day it would you would still be enough for another 3 months. The striker will probably were out first, so bring a knife and use the back. I'll probably loose if before I were it out.
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2.3/4" Couple tips before you cook with it or use it and I don't recommend using it in and enclosed area. It's draws terribly and it smoked us out of our shed. Have at least 6 fires and remove paint from the cooking tubes. After ours was used for a whole season we took all remaining paint off and re painted with a good name brand stove paint. You want bare metal on any cook surface. We cooked all our meals on it during a 10 day winter camp and it performed fine.We had to have door remounted after stove was dropped off truck but I can see getting 7-10 years from it easily.Hoped this helped 2.3/4" Couple tips before you cook with it or use it and I don't recommend using it in and enclosed area. It's draws terribly and it smoked us out of our shed. Have at least 6 fires and remove paint from the cooking tubes. After ours was used for a whole season we took all remaining paint off and re painted with a good name brand stove paint. You want bare metal on any cook surface. We cooked all our meals on it during a 10 day winter camp and it performed fine.We had to have door remounted after stove was dropped off truck but I can see... » Read More 2.3/4" Couple tips before you cook with it or use it and I don't recommend using it in and enclosed area. It's draws terribly and it smoked us out of our shed. Have at least 6 fires and remove paint from the cooking tubes. After ours was used for a whole season we took all remaining paint off and re painted with a good name brand stove paint. You want bare metal on any cook surface. We cooked all our meals on it during a 10 day winter camp and it performed fine.We had to have door remounted after stove was dropped off truck but I can see getting 7-10 years from it easily.Hoped this helped « Show Less
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Yes, as long as less than 3000 degrees Fahrenheit. I have seen kilns operate to 5000 F or more, so please check your readings. CM
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Hello. I am really embarrassed. I didn't see anywhere that there was an unanswered question and here it is over 2 weeks later. Yes, still here. We're waiting on a die maker to finish making dies for our new upgraded stones. It still may be 4 or more weeks until we're restocked with the new cordierite 4-piece stones and hopefully no more than a week for the new 14.5" round stones (we're waiting on those for boxes). Sorry again for taking so long. I'll know in the future to go all the way in to this to look for unanswered questions. Joe
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You can put two medium pans on at the same time, or one large and one small. I don't know what the dimensions are right off hand. Both burners are 1000 watt burners. I enjoy cooking on it.
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This is what is annoying about this product on this site - the most important issue being inside diameter is never mentioned; but judging from previous questions and answers, I'd say you need the ring labled: Kilner Replacement Rubber Seals for 12, 17, 34, 51, and 68-Fl Oz Jars, Pack of 6, or the middle size, meaning it should stretch to fit 3 inch diameter. Even the Kilner website doesn't give dimensions which are helpful.
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Depends on how big a piece you need to treat. I have annealed small parts with a small propane torch. Remember heating is only part of the process.
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Hello, Thank you for your interest on our products. Unfortunately this kiln can't works continuously longer then 12 hours and in any case it takes 850 Watt in hour. Hope this information will be useful to you. With Regards. Yossef
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I use 1 skillet on the large burner and place them in the warming drawer as they are done. Hope that helps.
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you'll need to pull the grate off and reload as you did the original load. But, the efficiency of this cooker is crazy good. I put a 2 large handfulls of lump charcoal and 4 good size chucks of water soaked cheery to smoke and smoked a brisket for a total of 7 hours and had probably a handful of fuel left when I shut it down so, I can imagine that load would have taken me 10 hours of cooking time easily. SO, reloading charcoal may not be all that neccesery.
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Just a few minutes, due to 360 degree airflow through base of stove, revolutionary design. Go online to our site and review videos, Amazon least cost effective option.Regards, SilverFire Disaster & Recreation Stoves
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I opened cupboards, draws etc. and also disconnected gas stove (if you have one). I put a bomb in each room through out our duplex. We vacated for I believe 4-6 hours (that's including any pets you may have). Afterwards open all windows to air out all the fumes. Hope this was helpful, and good luck!
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The blocks I have are 1" cubes and are designed to stimulate art patterns .Growing up (in the 50's )we had a set and we designed quilt squares .My set has 36 blocks .The new ,I believe ,have 25 . Our 3 year olds loved Lincoln Logs ,just have fun !
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It holds 2 each 9 inch round 21" in length and can add some filler wood around the edges and top. Piece size depends on the amount of coals, It burns at low setting for 10 - 12 hours for larger log night loads. Makes for a restful night without having to restoke the fire.
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Can you see up into your chiminny? How long have you burned in it? Last time it was swept clean? Are you only burning cured/dry wood?If you have not had it cleaned by a pro for years.. now might be maybe that time? I bought a brush and rods to do mine myself.Also, is it a fireplace or a woodstove?