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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">How about the Basement? Considering
how much the entry-way & gate are molested, would it be
possible to use that space or is it not in the lease agreement?
Concrete base & everything, right?<br>
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On 09/30/2013 08:44 PM, Oren Beck wrote:<br>
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Based on the size and awesomeness of this kiln, I'm
going to guess that it is something we can't operate
safely at the current location (poor ventilation in an
enclosed space, wooden floors, too much clutter, low
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<div style="">IIRC "most" kilns of that size range are no
more fire etc risk than an electric stove. </div>
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<div style="">Risks to rewards? As in: "be careful, but not
too careful" <br>
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<div style="">Consider also ...Perhaps there's LESS risk due
to clay/ceramic/glass/copper enamel etc all being rather
incombustible compared to oh- a turkey.<br>
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YES it needs proper wiring&mounting on the proper base
that often houses a substantial vent fan with "Sail
Switch" interlocks for the power contactors. </div>
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<div style="">NO different than a commercial
grill&fryer siting 20 feet from where I am typing
this. Vent hoods for example further are dirt cheap as
salvage from commercial kitchens. Details on request:></div>
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<div style="">..The power use is also often way over and
under estimated for dollars/amps needed. Call it a safe
estimation of 30-50 amps <br>
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<div style="">The summary: GET IT ASAP thence make it safe
by having a trained tech/trusted team ... audit the
repairs/install for details. Skimping on small stuff can
indeed kill folks&buildings but-so can a bog standard
kitchen stove....which is unremarkable for
being ubiquitous.</div>
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<div style="">One consideration is the new membership
potential.</div>
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<div style=""> Of Kiln users that **WILL** bring
skills&life experience pool expansion that likely will
enrich all involved parties. 'The utility of a Pro Grade
Kiln is limitless for all it grants to the
Hackerspace..Stuff like fundraising <em
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gifting trinkets. since </div>
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<div style="">Oren Beck-user of kilns over 30 years.</div>
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