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• Bats/ware boards must be labeled with name/initials/mark and datewhen the piece was thrown/created. 
  • Use the label maker to print your in-progress label.
    • Use masking tape and the sharpie provided on the in-progress shelves to label your pieces if the label maker is out of paper. 
  • It’s safest to add 2 labels if the piece is covered (one on the bat/wareboard and one on the covering of your piece).
• Unlabeled pieces are considered abandoned and will be disposed of.
• Pieces can remain on bats for a maximum of one week before being moved onto ware boards.
  • If you need to change the labelbag, do not change the datelabel. Use Reuse the same label and date as the original label’s dateLabels must be transferred from bats to ware boards.originally printed/written if taped
• Pieces on labeled ware boards will be disposed of if the 21 days after has expired from the labeled thrown date.
• If your piece is not dry within the 21 days, you should take it home to dry.
  • If your piece is large/odd/some special situation where this isn’t feasible please send a message on Talk to @Team_Ceramics Ceramics 
• Ware boards should be cleaned after you use them and put back in the correct space at our storage table.

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• Ensure your pieces are completely dry before placing them on this shelf. This shelf is not for drying, but for immediate firing.
• Anything out of the ordinary should have a note communicating what you are doing for the kiln team. 
• If your glaze piece is taking too long to dry and you need to go, use a heat gun to carefully dry the glaze. This This may cause the glaze to dry with cracks or flake off if done too quickly, so use this sparinglycarefully. 
• Wet pieces, or pieces we suspect may be wet, will be moved to the need’s attention shelf.
• You must follow the rules for glazing covered in the Orientation class, providing your own cookie if you have glaze lower than ¼ inch from the bottom of the piece. 
• All posted or stilted items require you to provide your own cookie for firing.

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All pieces on the 'In-Progress' Shelves much have label with creation/thrown date and some identifying mark of the maker.. (From the printer Printed or with Masking tape)
As a community space, and we have to make sure there is room for everybody’s latest work, so we have strict shelf use rules.

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