Donald G. Goldsobel on sun 15 jun 97
I received a sample of Jasper Slip Clay from United Clays, probably from
something I signed at NCECA. Does anyone ot there have experience with this
clay. Any info would be appreciated.
TIA
Donald in the SanFernando Valley where it is raining- a rare event in these
parts.
Laurie Force on sun 15 jun 97
Donald,
I thought I was the only one who had this problem. But don't worry you
should receive some more information in the mail with recipes and
everything. If you don't, email me privately. I'll copy it and send it along.
Laurie in Grand Jct., CO
lforce@mesa5.mesa.colorado.edu
millie carpenter on mon 16 jun 97
Donald,
Pete Pinnel had some at his work shop at Hood College last week, it was
used to make a in a tri-axial test, and in a few other glaze experiments
at cones 04,6, oxidation and cone 10 reduction. and he said that it
looked like the albany slip. also in the fusion button test it melted
into a lovely button on glaze at all temps. Some where in my notes I
think that I have what it was mixed with. And I know that Pete has the
info. But if you have a decent sample, do some of the tests, it really
did look good. write me if you want me to check my notes for the exact
numbers.
Millie in Maryland where the sun has been gloriously warm.
Donald G. Goldsobel wrote:
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> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I received a sample of Jasper Slip Clay from United Clays, probably from
> something I signed at NCECA. Does anyone ot there have experience with this
> clay. Any info would be appreciated.
>
> TIA
> Donald in the SanFernando Valley where it is raining- a rare event in these
> parts.
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