Ceramics cooling down

The sound ceramics makes settling down when it has just been taken out from the kiln.

[@Alex-xl4es]

Not enough people know about how satisfying this is

[@seofaz]

I need a ten hour sleep video of this

[@dylankussshivler789]

It's like wind chimes. Very chaotic and random in tone. Lovely and relaxing.

[@elwilliamo4490]

this is fucking crazy. I just discovered that. This is amazing

[@hussicots]

very cool :)

[@YANGCHJ85]

Awesome sound !! How did you make this sound?? I want make it and I had tried so many time but I counld not make a lot of sound like you. I got a only one or two times sound like a ping ping. Its all ㅠㅠ Can you teach me if possible? What temperature did you get out of the kiln? Thank you so much

[@laurentbonetto]

Sorry for the delay! There is no special technique really: I just happen to be quite impatient when I do a firing because I want to see how the final pieces came out, and sometimes I open my kiln while the pieces are still quite warm, hot to the touch even. The sounds come from the pieces cooling down quickly as they get in contact with the ambient air, which is much cooler. The least you wait before opening the kiln after the firing, the more you will get that effect, but it is really not recommended to rush to open the kiln and you should wait at least several hours before doing so no matter what. Otherwise your pieces may crack due to the sudden drop in temperature.