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Old August 26th 03, 10:28 PM
Tapper
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I have been given a Seeley's SOK66 table-top kiln (aboit 18" high). Does anyone know anyihing about these? The temp knob says LOW-1-2-MED-4-5-HIGH, and the label says the max temperature is 2300. I'd like to know what the equivalent code temperatures are for the knob.

I emailed Seeley's a month ago (and again today) and haven't gotten a reply yet.

Thanks all

--Pat

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Old August 27th 03, 08:09 AM
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Pat

The knob which shows Low -1 - 2 - MED - 4 -5 - HIGH is just to control the
rate of temperature rise - it has no effect on the top temperature at all.
If you want a slow rise, you set it to LOW - if you want a quick rise, you
set it to HIGH. To control top temp you need to use a pyrometer or cones.

Dave

"Tapper" wrote in message
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I have been given a Seeley's SOK66 table-top kiln (aboit 18" high). Does
anyone know anyihing about these? The temp knob says LOW-1-2-MED-4-5-HIGH,
and the label says the max temperature is 2300. I'd like to know what the
equivalent code temperatures are for the knob.
I emailed Seeley's a month ago (and again today) and haven't gotten a reply
yet.
Thanks all
--Pat


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Old August 28th 03, 01:36 PM
Tapper
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Thanks! That's what I was looking for. I've only used (other people's)
kilns where you set the temp you want and walk away, so I've never seen one
that needs to be baby-sat.

I assume people sell pyrometers for these kinds of kilns? I'll check my
catalogs.

Thanks again
--Pat

"David Coggins" wrote in message
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Pat

The knob which shows Low -1 - 2 - MED - 4 -5 - HIGH is just to control the
rate of temperature rise - it has no effect on the top temperature at all.
If you want a slow rise, you set it to LOW - if you want a quick rise, you
set it to HIGH. To control top temp you need to use a pyrometer or cones.

Dave

"Tapper" wrote in message
...
I have been given a Seeley's SOK66 table-top kiln (aboit 18" high). Does
anyone know anyihing about these? The temp knob says LOW-1-2-MED-4-5-HIGH,
and the label says the max temperature is 2300. I'd like to know what the
equivalent code temperatures are for the knob.
I emailed Seeley's a month ago (and again today) and haven't gotten a

reply
yet.
Thanks all
--Pat




 




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