Jenni Ward Shares How to Make Kiln Stilts

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Adelaide B. February 19, 2021

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What the maximum firing temperature you can use them?
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Gail I. September 6, 2020

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How many times can you use the silts
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  Karen N. September 9, 2020
  
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  Until they break. Some last years.
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Jana C. September 3, 2020

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cool
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