Easy testtiles

Hello together

A few days ago somebody has shown his testtiles and I also have seen those "stands" on some other forum.
We also did so in the past but we were not satisfied with the storingability of it.
Last year than we had an old kilnplate and several old and unused small posts.
And that was it... ...we cut the plate in "stripes" and used it with the posts as kind of a little railing where the testtiles can lean on.
Easy to use.....and really easy to store now!

Kind regards
Martin

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Whew!
After reading the title I just HAD TO SEE whose "Easy Testtiles" you were showing!
I need to stop scanning so quickly!

D.

Dale Cochoy wrote:Whew!
After reading the title I just HAD TO SEE whose "Easy Testtiles" you were showing!
I need to stop scanning so quickly!

D.

Double phew, you and me both, I too thought I saw something else.

Very impressive set up there for certain.

Mike

Interesting Klaudia, great system you have there.

So if I may ask, are these fired at temp/cone 10, 6, or inbetween?

BTW, I see that the old tile saw came in handy!
Rob

Klaudia

Excellent idea!

Thanks for sharing

Regards

Andy

....thank you all!

...and I should have written "glazetests"

@Rob
I fire at Cone 6a....1220° C .

Kind regards
Klaudia

Klaudia,
The inside of your kiln looks so nice and clean!
Everyones always looks so much nicer than mine
and,....their workspaces also!

Dale

Hello Master Dale

As you are a real potter and I'm only a wannabe ...our "tools, kiln and tackle" surely look like that.
I'm pretty sure your kiln has been fired a 100 to 1000 times more than mine!

Kind regards
Klaudia