YeveePrear

Are you new to the bench? YeveePrear is a workshop companion with two separate tools: one for tuning cast clocks and watches, and one for designing ceramic kilns.

How does the tone tool work? Enter the gap to be held—mouth diameter, vocal fold wall thickness, overall height—then choose the note you want it to play and whether it's bell, bell, or bell. The right column immediately lists all five parts and their deviation in centimeters, followed by the name of the cutting area, the depth of removal in millimeters, how much the lathe will travel and how much wall you have left.

What about a stove tool? Enter the thickest point of the vessel, how densely the furnace is packed, the target cone and the firing method. It returns a complete segmented schedule: candle burning time, water smoke stretch and quartz inversions, controlled access to the cone at a temperature where the cone really bends to your growth rate, and cooling and total hours.

What else is there? Any output can be pinned to a log, reopened as a step-by-step plan, or shared as text. The trade announcements explain the basics of both tools.