The hottest a house oven will get, except for cleaning cycles, is about 550F. Pottery is fired to 1550F to 2450F so you are not anywhere near close.
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Can you use a regular kitchen oven for pottery/ceramics?
will it work or not??
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The hottest a house oven will get, except for cleaning cycles, is about 550F. Pottery is fired to 1550F to 2450F so you are not anywhere near close.
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