New Benefit for Studio Members – Web Page for your Work
April 4, 2011 by lyna
Filed under News and Events
We are cookin’ at the studio! Lots of new glazes, our special pugged clay “mystery mix” for studio members’ use, AND
we’re getting a new gas downdraft kiln with the automatic temperature controller system that is BIG – so we can fire some of Gary’s sculptures (and set it and forget it) . . .
But the real news is that all studio members will get their own web page here on the Ceramic Services website – to post images of your work and related info. Monthly updates and a link to your website. New pages will be coming soon, so stay ‘tooned!
Stylin’ at NCECA
Here we are in Seattle, at NCECA - looking good! Lots of visitors, good contacts. More soon!
New Kiln Available: Our Base-X.
Our new fiber kiln is about $5,500 LESS expensive than our regular kilns without sacrificing any of our standard outstanding reliability, ease of use, and excellent results. Stop by for a demonstration, download the spec sheet here, or call for information. [caption id="attachment_569" align="aligncenter" width="400" caption="New Ceramic Services Base-X Fiber Kiln"][/caption]
New Ceramic Services Down Draft Kiln for Ohlone College
Here's a new 20 cu. ft. down draft kiln we just built and shipped to Ohlone College. The kiln was installed by Leslie's Ceramics. It has our Automatic Temperature Control System, and was custom designed to fit into the school's enclosure. We also included custom designed firing programs for both cone 10 reduction, long sculpture firings, and bisque firings (at no extra charge, of course!) These instructors are very happy with our kiln and its performance.
Chaffey College’s New Soda/Salt Kiln
Chaffey College just got a new customized Ceramic Services Soda/Salt Kiln. We designed this specially to be able to handle the process of Salt firing, with harder fire bricks, 7 inch thick walls (yes this puppy was HEAVY), and two layers of special insulation so the kiln will fire more efficiently and hold temperature. Here are Stan Hunter, instructor, and Brian Kohl, assistant, with their new kiln. They are going to have some fun with this!
