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If you're worried about burning, stay in the room and watch thee piece. Don't leave it alone to bake. Check and remove it the very second baking time is up or it begins to smell strange. Burning can occur in less than a minute, so any delay could cause harm. Also, it may help to identify any hot spots in your oven. (one place that gets hotter faster than the rest of the oven.) Mine has one in the back, so I avoid putting the baking tile that far back.
If you're worried about under baking, remember that polymer clay can be baked more than once. Take the piece out when you think it's done, let it cool completely, then stick it back in for five minutes or so.
I hope that helps!
Also, I did some test baking on smaller pieces, but do you also test bake larger pieces? I don't want to bake a lump of clay just to see if it'd burn, but I don't want to risk the sculpted ones as well.