[Clayart] Cone 6 grolleg porcelain and heat
ronroy at ca.inter.net
ronroy at ca.inter.net
Thu Feb 27 11:30:37 EST 2020
Hi Liz,
I think clay or glass is a poor choice for a candle holder. Both can
easily crack when heated unevenly. Many fires are started by candles -
it's just not worth the risk.
Perhaps if there was a metal holder inside to contain the melted wax -
that would minimize the risk.
RR
Quoting Liz Hamann <liz at potsbyliz.com>:
>
> Hi everyone,
> I?m hoping you can give me advice on this question.
>
> Would a cone 6 grolleg porcelain container 3 inches in diameter
> holding a poured beeswax candle withstand the heat of melting
> candle? Would a shade or covering over the burning candle made of
> the same porcelain take the heat? The flame would not touch the clay.
>
> I like the idea of the quality of light through the porcelain and
> wondered if it?s worth trying. Or is it better to use a white
> stoneware?
>
> Thank you,
> Liz Hamann
>
>
>
> Sent from my iPad
Ron Roy
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