He makes a cute little thermometer. Watchful blue eyes and an eager little toothy grin...
Come to think of it, what all DID people use to measure heat for sensitive operations like clay IRL before thermometers? Was there some kind of a "is it hot enough to burn this thing yet" or "how fast does it turn a piece of metal red", or was it kind of trial and error and have you been working with it long enough to know by the feel+amount of kindling and time waited? Might be something to investigate...
Well, I know part of it was experience, and another part was specific rock-like stuff they'd put in there that would slowly melt. Looking at the rocks can act as a gauge of the progress/heat. Other than that, I don't know either. And thanks about my bab, but it's a she
And thanks about my bab, but it's a she