On 13-01-31 09:53 PM, [email protected] wrote:
 A simple table top kiln would be used to fire
the porcelain. You could build one for well under $100 worth of parts.

                                                         Tim Laing
                                                        BFA in Ceramics

Some places have a local Shop that deals with ceramic crafts, they mayhave a Kiln that they could bake your washers in, or put you in contact with someone who has one they would willing to rent the use of. The shop would also have the right slip



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