Pat Chesney on tue 4 feb 97
Bob, and others, I am having a BLAST learning about glaze chemistry from
IMC's new edition of *The Magic of Fire* (I recommend this book highly)
(It is also available on disk in Adobe Acrobat format for both Macs and
PCs)
AND going through calculations with Insight5 beta email: IMC
or the URL is http://digitalfire.com
and HyperGlaze by Richard Burkett -The URL is
http://members.aol.com/hyperglaze/index.html
email: HyperGlaze@aol.com
I am learning to calculate and understand what is going on inside my
glazes. I recommend getting these tools to anyone. These are all good folks
and very helpfull. There is a lot of info on Thermal expansion to chew on
to give you the understanding you need.
I am not connected to these companies in any way except as a very satisfied
customer. Check 'em out.
Pat Chesney
Pat-Chesney@easy.com
Waco, Texas
Jan Cannon on thu 6 feb 97
Anyone considering Windows glaze programs should not overlook Bob Wilt's
excellent "Glaze Chem" program. It is shareware so you can try it out
and then if you decide to keep it you pay only 25 dollars. His URL is:
http://www.tiac.net/users/rjw/glzchem.htm I really reccommend the
program. No business interest in it, just a satisfied user.
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Jan Cannon Tel: 802-425-6320
19 Garen Road jcannon@together.net
Charlotte, VT 05445 http://www.together.net/~jcannon/
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