[Jewelry making - Article 00817] - Re: [Orchid] Burnout temperatures and times

[John Donivan]

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    Russell - The bigger your production, the more a burnout cycle makes
    sense. We cast pretty much like you do most of the time - 1,2,3,4
    small flasks. There are people casting 100 flasks a day, and that's
    different and EVERYTHING matters more. We put the flasks in the kiln
    at 5pm or whatever, and have a heavy-duty timer, the kind that's an
    electrical box hard-wired into the circuit, not one that plugs into
    an outlet. It comes on at 12pm and the kiln is turned to 1350F. Has
    worked just fine for many years, and I discussed it with a Kerr rep
    and he had no problem with it, either. 

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