Firing Schedules For Galss provides firing schedules in the form required for computers and digital kiln controllers. This vital information is also relevant for "manual" firings.

List of contents:
One hundred pages of schedules, formulated for both Celsius and Farenheit.
Includes rates of heating glass up, not just down.
Largely removes the task of calculating a schedule for each glass thickness.
Provides, on the one schedule page, the figures for different glass types.
Offers schedules based on glass thickness, on time and on purpose.
Lists common firing variables.
Provides a means of accommodating variables without calculation.
Relates schedules to kiln type and control type.
Includes schedules for glassblowing and lampwork.
Contains a further 100 pages of technical background information.
Incorporates an extensive glossary and bibliography.

Firing Schedules For Glass is divided into three parts. The first contains the fundamentals of glass firing, essentail for effective use of the schedules. The schedules themselves constitute the second part and the third features technical data to facilitate studio glass understanding and practice.

Firing Schedules For Glass takes much of the guesswork out of studio glasswork by making it easier to select the right schedule for the firing circumstances.

Graham Stone has over 25 years experience with glass and is represented in many public and private collections. He has taught at Monash University, was a founding member of Ausglass, Co-ordinator of the Gold Galss Access Workshop at the Meat Market Craft Centre in Melbourne, and editor of Ausglass Magazine.
He currently teaches at RMIT University in Melbourne and is widely consulted by both glass students and professionals.

The cost is:
1-9 copies - A$95.00 ea.
10 or more - A$65.00 ea.

Email Graham for an order form
stoneg@melbpc.org.au