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Firing Guide: High-fire

Firing Guide: Resources to high-fire oxidation and reduction methods, philosophies, articles, kilns, and history.

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Linda Arbuckle - Reduction Firing at University of Florida

	Reduction is the firing, often at high temperatures around 2300 degrees F More Info...

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Ceramics Today - John Britt Oil Spot Glazes

	The second most important factor is the glaze recipe. ... John has also got a new book out: The Complete Guide to High-Fire Glazes: Glazing and Firing at ... More Info...