Pottery: What is a crossdraft kiln?

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A crossdraft kiln is a type of pottery kiln where the heat from the flames travels horizontally across the chamber of pottery before rising vertically up a chimney, essentially "crossing" the kiln chamber from one side to the other, unlike an updraft kiln where the heat rises directly from the bottom...
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A crossdraft kiln is a type of pottery kiln where the heat from the flames travels horizontally across the chamber of pottery before rising vertically up a chimney, essentially "crossing" the kiln chamber from one side to the other, unlike an updraft kiln where the heat rises directly from the bottom up through the ware. read less
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A crossdraft kiln is a type of pottery kiln where the heat from the flames travels horizontally across the chamber of pottery before rising vertically up a chimney, essentially "crossing" the kiln chamber from one side to the other, unlike an updraft kiln where the heat rises directly from the bottom...
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A crossdraft kiln is a type of pottery kiln where the heat from the flames travels horizontally across the chamber of pottery before rising vertically up a chimney, essentially "crossing" the kiln chamber from one side to the other, unlike an updraft kiln where the heat rises directly from the bottom up through the ware. read less
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A crossdraft kiln is a type of pottery kiln where the heat from the flames travels horizontally across the chamber of pottery before rising vertically up a chimney, essentially "crossing" the kiln chamber from one side to the other, unlike an updraft kiln where the heat rises directly from the bottom...
read more
A crossdraft kiln is a type of pottery kiln where the heat from the flames travels horizontally across the chamber of pottery before rising vertically up a chimney, essentially "crossing" the kiln chamber from one side to the other, unlike an updraft kiln where the heat rises directly from the bottom up through the ware. read less
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It is where flames and heat travel horizontally across a firing chamber before exiting the kiln through vertical chimney.
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