Electric kiln partially loaded with greenware

This kiln is in the process of being loaded with greenware (unfired clay items) which when the kiln is filled will be fired up to 1750-1800 degrees Fahrenheit and will be called bisque ware after firing. This firing makes the clay items available to receive a glaze, which will then be fired once again up to 2385 degrees Fahrenheit and become vitrified or impervious to water and harder than metal.

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