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05-20-2018, 02:00 PM #1
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It sounds interesting, but difficult to work with. The differential shrinkage (much more in Z than X and Y) means parts will seriously distort on firing. I suppose one can learn to compensate by scaling in the CAD software, but that sounds tricky. And the requirement of an "actively ventilated" kiln puts it out of the range of most hobbyists and studio artisans.
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