Graber's Pottery, Inc
"Your local pot dealer" and home of The Steve Tool
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Feel free to contact us the old fashioned way ~ snail mail or phone. Send e-mail, or buy thru this link:
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Orders will be accepted via phone or check too if you like.
Steve Graber
Graber's Pottery, Inc
2058 North Mills Avenue, #217
Claremont, CA 91711
951-675-5468 steve@graberspottery.com
We're looking forward to hearing from you!
~ well, not exactly. My home has been running on solar electric since 2006, but i have no idea what the godaddy.com guys use to keep the web servers alive... But the business PC does run on solar! I try where i can.
My kiln is a 70 cubic foot arch downdraft 800,000 BTU 10 burner monster!
I designed it using Solidworks Computer Aided Design software and analyzsed it using COSMOS to review the heat eveness of the kiln.
Running on natural gas it fires in about 12 to 14 hours. I used an ellispe shape & modified it as required to make sure the upper shelves fit in as well as the lower shelves.
People who have already bought the Steve Tool likely have found blond hair in the box... The source is likely to be from Falcor. He's a pound puppy who came from a shelter 10 years ago. Often by my side, he sheds like a cheap sweater. I try to keep everything clean, but he usually seems to get his fur everywhere...
I designed it using Solidworks Computer Aided Design software and analyzsed it using COSMOS to review the heat eveness of the kiln.
Running on natural gas it fires in about 12 to 14 hours. I used an ellispe shape & modified it as required to make sure the upper shelves fit in as well as the lower shelves.
People who have already bought the Steve Tool likely have found blond hair in the box... The source is likely to be from Falcor. He's a pound puppy who came from a shelter 10 years ago. Often by my side, he sheds like a cheap sweater. I try to keep everything clean, but he usually seems to get his fur everywhere...
E-mail pictures of your texture work and we will post pictures on the Gallery page. See how others used the Steve Tool to add their repertoire of pottery making skills.
