Of course firing a kiln that is not completely full is a waste of energy, but it somehow also take longer since there is less mass inside it to hold the head which the elements produce?
Firing an almost empty kiln
Apr 13, 2004
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John Rigler wrote in news:MvKec.22202$F9.20393 @nwrddc01.gnilink.net:
Yes I think you are right. Also the more tightly packjed the kiln is the more even the firing.
JW
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