Comments on: Backyard Kiln DIY: Pottery Firing with a BBQ https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/ Amazing Foods Sat, 29 Mar 2025 09:38:42 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.2 By: @victoriatafoya6550 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873695 Sat, 29 Mar 2025 09:38:42 +0000 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873695 I fire in a BBQ grill doesn't take very much time, and I don't use to much fuel…

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]]> By: @cowboyyeehaw9037 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873671 Sat, 29 Mar 2025 09:38:42 +0000 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873671 Perhaps a small fan blowing into a metal pipe at the bottom could help with getting more oxygen intake?

]]> By: @chrisinkansas8507 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873670 Sat, 29 Mar 2025 09:38:42 +0000 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873670 With the bucket firings, keeping the vents at the bottom open (they get a little clogged) helps, and starting the fire at the bottom seems to help, too.

]]> By: @DH-. https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873669 Sat, 29 Mar 2025 09:38:42 +0000 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873669 How does one replicate historical Greek black ceramic detailing?

]]> By: @anotherfreakingaccount https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873668 Sat, 29 Mar 2025 09:38:42 +0000 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873668 using bolts and mounting them from the inside-out instead of the outside-in might result in less wobble, as the head against the metal could provide some stability

]]> By: @aarondarling6653 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873667 Sat, 29 Mar 2025 09:38:42 +0000 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873667 Bolts with two nuts to replace the screws

]]> By: @TheGearhorn https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873666 Sat, 29 Mar 2025 09:38:42 +0000 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873666 Is there any way to raise the hight of he whole thing and put a fan feeding air into it, basicly make a black smith bellow.

I have a question about another video you did. In that video you used saw dust to mix into the clay to make it more porus, the pot you where making was an olla. Is it possible to replace the saw dust in that with flour? I don't have easy acces to saw dust.

]]> By: @petknitter https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873665 Sat, 29 Mar 2025 09:38:42 +0000 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873665 When you do dead wood firing you have a primary fire, set the pots on the coals, and build a secondary fire on top. Could you not try something similar with the coal? I think if the heat is coming from top and bottom you can get up to temp faster, plus the air flow will work better with convection from the hot coals on bottom.

]]> By: @ajoyfulmessage https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873664 Sat, 29 Mar 2025 09:38:42 +0000 https://amazingfoodstv.com/backyard-kiln-diy-pottery-firing-with-a-bbq/#comment-873664 Have you tried the sawdust firing method?

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