Dan Taylor on thu 23 may 96
Pelly...(not sure that's your proper name...got it from your e-mail address)
Can't say what the white skin is on your bats. May be a build-up of
salts/alkali in the bats which, because of their higher density, might not
dry out well enough between uses. I'm curious about your using Hydrocal.
Don't you find them too dense? Do they release the pots as well as the bats
made with regular potters plaster?
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Dan Taylor dataylor@mlc.awinc.com
Taylor Clayworks Ph: (403)527-1002
1340 - 10th Ave. NE Fax: (403)527-1032
Medicine Hat, AB T1A 6G3 "Live your dreams"
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Sid Ham on sat 26 jul 03
We have used these mold for years both for throwing and jiggering. They =
work well for standard forms as well as a mold for incised plates etc. =
The only difficulty is getting the head attachment centered and then =
when your wheel finally gives out trying to do it all over again on your =
next wheel head.
Sid Ham
Ham Made
In hot, dry and high Southern Colorado.
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