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Did you know you can also use a canary to check kiln temperatures?


Chirping: kiln below 100F

No chirping, wings fluttering: temp over 100F

Singeing of feathers: temp over 500F

Canary immediately bursts into flames: temps over 1000F

Canary instantaneously becomes "charcoal on a stick" : check glazes for maturity.

wow.... my canary died... adn the other i let go.. and the other kept laying eggs and got depressed.... and probably burst into flames confused

Where's the propane????? Oh. There it is.....................let's hit this shit.

Originally posted by GCG
Did you know you can also use a canary to check kiln temperatures?


Chirping: kiln below 100F

No chirping, wings fluttering: temp over 100F

Singeing of feathers: temp over 500F

Canary immediately bursts into flames: temps over 1000F

Canary instantaneously becomes "charcoal on a stick" : check glazes for maturity.

you could have put this in the 'random information that only matter to a few people thread'.

i agree