Helloooooo Kitty

[Stephen Richard]

Personally I would not sell anything that I had "repaired" in the kiln. I would rather be sure than sorry!!
Ian

This raises an interesting question.  How do you ensure that the piece - any piece, including new - is "safe" or robust enough to be sold?  What checks do people make on the "saleability" of their pieces.  What do people do to test the fitness for purpose of their work?  In short - how do you know the piece is ok?

[Kev]

I looked at the Spectrum firing schedule sheet I was referring to...it was published in 2006. I guess they changed them at some point in time. The new schedules are certainly easier and make more sense.

[Becki]

Well, that explains that, doesn't it?

[Kev]

It sure does! I like the look of these new schedules a lot!