Skutt KilnMaster Kilns Manufactured between 2000 and 2006 - Manual (Page 29)

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Hold
0
0
Temperature
2000˚ F
2185˚ F
Rate
500˚/hr
100˚/hr
Segment
1
2
Porcelain Fire
This 2 segment Porcelain firing is recom-
mended by Seeley’s to fire the porcelain
they manufacture. Upon completion a
Cone 5 witness cone should be touching
the shelf, Cone 6 should have a 10˚ bend
and a Cone 7 witness cone should have no
bend at all.
Hold
0
0
0
0
3.00
Temperature
800˚ F
1250˚ F
2100˚ F
2330˚ F
2050˚ F
Rate
200˚/hr
150˚/hr
300˚/hr
108˚/hr
9999˚/hr*
Segment
1
2
3
4
5
Crystalline Glaze
This example is fired to Cone 10, taking
approximately 11.5 hours to fire, with a
rapid drop in temperature to 2050˚ and a
hold of 3 hours. To assist with rapid cool-
ing from peak temperature to hold tem-
perature, one may pull peep plugs.
Replace peep plugs when hold tempera-
ture is reached.
Hold
.15
2.00
2.00
0
Temperature
1480˚ F
1000˚ F
970˚ F
750˚ F
Rate
600˚/hr
9999˚/hr
90˚/hr*
120˚/hr
Segment
1
2
3
4
Glass Fusing
Glass firing is specialized and will require
some experimentation to arrive at the per-
fect program for your kiln and glass prod-
ucts. However, this will give you a place
to start experimenting.
*9999 is the default for the maximum heating or cooling rate. The actual rate will vary with the
kiln model, density of the load, air circulation, and the room temperature.