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My art teacher back in high school introduced me to this family. I haven't messed with clay since then, but recently I've been thinking about digging some clay out of my mom's creek and giving it a shot.

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This is a brilliant idea! Ive been thinking about powering a kiln with hydrogen, couldnt you just generate the hydrogen directly using electrolysis with a hydrogen generator that you build yourself? Like have a pipe running through the kiln with small holes drilled in it to distribute the hydrogen and put a seal around the pipe, you can make your own bricks to build the kiln from clay and sand, then make fired bricks with hydrogen and build with them

Arie was my great aunt. Her sister, Blanche Waldrop Dillard, is my great grandmother on my mom's side. Such a wonderful piece!

And great grandma wow this is great. I have never seen this before

Great Grandfather and Great Uncle. Wow thanks for sharing

I have been looking for this for years!! Cheever was my grandpa!! Thank you so much😭😭😭😭😭

Thank you for posting my video de artesanos en Oaxaca. Pelicula y Produccion 1997.

Amazing thank you

I want to go to that restaurant, anyone been there. Know the name?

Brian Culley. thank you for sharing this with me.

I miss him....

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Thank you!!

dave. what temp did you finally get to ? what i find interesting is that no carbon monoxide is produced. wondering what kind of glaze effects can be created with the absence of carbon/carbon monoxide ? thoughts. can a reduction atmosphere be created ? cheers ! i'll be experimenting with hydrogen sometime soon.

How much hydrogen do I need to burn in order order to get 1000°C in a 1500m3 Kiln?

Thanks for your answer. Good day!

@GindaUP A commercial electrolyzer could probably make enough h2 in a matter of minutes, but a small electrolyzer would take a few days. Then there's the challenge of storing the h2- a relatively easy problem to solve for a little kiln when compared to the energy equivalent needed for a vehicle...

@GindaUP Hey G, I paid about $40. per tank (197 cubic ft. per tank, w/ 300btu / cubic foot. That's enough to fire the kiln once @ cone 10. In comparison, propane has about 2500 btu /cubic foot and gasoline has 114,000+ btu per gallon

@kritsri29 The results were good- pretty much like propane, w/ a nice reduction, great copper reds. That kiln would take about an hour for cone 10. I've done a several firings w/ hydrogen , but not for a while now...

how was the result?

It might take a while to get enough gas to fire using electrolysis. How much is a tank of that stuff anyway?