This was the tough part and when I really thought we might loose the kiln. I really thought it would roll right off the skid steer. Although it might look like the skid steer has this kiln off the ground a good deal, it isn't. The damn thing was too heavy. Instead of just forking and driving the kiln up the hill we lifted the kiln up a couple of inched and slid boards under the metal base of the kiln and then pushed it up the hill. Slow going but it worked like a charm.
At Last, The Cat Dishes!
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ETA: In just few short hours, these sold out! We're going to be sponsoring
THREE adoptable kitties. I'll share next week once I have visited KVHS to
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hey there again, i just commented on a posting you had about that old tabletop wheel- I dont know if it went through or not-- then on further reading I noticed not only do you live near me- I'm in Holmen...but we fell in love with clay at the same place!!-- I was at Bemidji from 91 to 93 so we probably crossed paths!!
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