ADRIAN MOULD on thu 8 aug 96
Hello all,
I'am new to clayart and I'm hoping that someone out there can help me.
I'm planning to travel to the south west of America and England at
the start of next year. I am hoping to meet some potters during my
trip and to get some short term work to help me on my way.
Any ideas for work opportunities longer term in England or must see
sights on my travels would be great.
I hope to hear from you all
Adrian Mould
E-mail av7acm@fs2.ballarat.edu.au
John Baisch on fri 9 aug 96
In reference to Adrian Mould's post regarding
England. I am traveling to London tentatively
the week of 9/6 - 9/12. I would like any suggestions
from visting/meeting potters abroad as well..
Thanks much,
JB
Timothy Dean Malm on fri 9 aug 96
A suggestion for those visiting London is to go to Contemporary Ceramics
on Marshall street and pick up the newest edition of "Potters", the
directory of the Craft Potters Association. You may even be able to scour
out an old copy through your library or by interlibrary loan. Look to find
work that suits you and make contact.
Tim Malm
On Fri, 9 Aug 1996, John Baisch wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>
> In reference to Adrian Mould's post regarding
> England. I am traveling to London tentatively
> the week of 9/6 - 9/12. I would like any suggestions
> from visting/meeting potters abroad as well..
>
> Thanks much,
>
> JB
>
Bob Loveland on sat 25 jul 98
We are looking for the following:
Mold companies for sale, or companies looking to discontinue/sell mold
rubbers or blocks
Excess Mold Rubber material. Looking to buy 2 part rubber mixture that you
may have.
Claystone Architectural Ceramics on tue 9 mar 99
Wanted - Used Electric Kiln
I need a used 3-phase electric kiln, preferrably a few years old, good
condition, 23-3/8"/28" round/dec, 27" depth, 208 volts. If you have one
or know of one for sale, please contact Victor or Donna at 805-388-5248
or e-mail brahma@claystone.com.
Erika Benson on fri 24 dec 99
I am ready to start putting together a studio in my basement, and would
appreciate any advice about purchasing an electric wheel, an electric
kiln, and set-up in tight quarters. I would also be interested in
hearing of used equipment for sale within a five-hour drive of
Philadelphia.
CINDI ANDERSON on sun 26 dec 99
There should be a lot in the archives as this has come up often.
1. You need tons of shelves, so plan them in. I have shelves all around
working spaces wherever possible.
2. Make sure you get an envirovent or similar kiln venting system to
send the fumes outside.
3. Here's what I did and found, and you can learn good and bad.
Put the "making" room in an old bedroom. Wheel, shelves, tables,
underglazes, clay, slabroller, extruder all in there. Fits fine in
about a 10x10 room. I planned to do all the work there, including
glazing, and just fire my kiln in the garage (with an envirovent). But
you get tired of clibming stairs with ware very quickly. So once the
item is dry, it does to the garage for bisquing. The bisque stays there
on shelves until I glaze it (glaze on folding card tables in the
garage). The glazed pieces stay there on sheves until I get rid of
them.
In other words, clay goes up once the stairs raw, down the stairs dry,
then stay in the garage for the rest of it's life to avoid another trip.
This may not map exactly to your situation, but think about the work
flow and how to minimize carrying from place to place.
Cindi
BigCeramicStore.com
Erika Benson wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I am ready to start putting together a studio in my basement, and would
> appreciate any advice about purchasing an electric wheel, an electric
> kiln, and set-up in tight quarters. I would also be interested in
> hearing of used equipment for sale within a five-hour drive of
> Philadelphia.
Carol Jackaway on mon 27 dec 99
You probably already know Susan at the Phila. Pottery Supply. But if you
don't go check out her shop she has everything new but always gets fliers for
stuff for sale. She is locate on Morris St in Phila.
Carol Jackaway
Steven L. Katz on mon 17 apr 00
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WANTED
Would like to purchase a kickwheel in good condition, located within =
reasonable
distance to the Lexington, Kentucky area. Please respond to Tracy at
bently62761=40juno.com . Thank you, Liz.
Steven L. Katz on thu 20 apr 00
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Wanted
Used kickwheel in good condition, located within reasonable distance to the
Lexington, Kentucky area. Please respond to Tracy, e-mail =
Bentley62761=40juno.com
.
Hudson Mackenzie on sun 20 may 01
from SARAH VANIC (www.sarah vanic@hotmail.com) via hudson@potters.org
hi
i live in sheffield, england and want to buy an inexpensive electric wheel to begin throwing. i have limited expereince on the wheel so i don't want anything special, just enough to get going, i am alsi intersted in a kickwheel too.
right then hope to hear from anyone who can help......cheers sarah
69 empire road, sheffield, south yorkshire
David Wallace on thu 7 jul 05
I've decided to get back into ceramics after a 35 year hiatus as a
graphic designer. I am looking for a used shimpo and electric kiln to
get started. I would travel as far as Minneapolis to pick the equipment
up. thanks
David Wallace
Jennifer M. Pulliam on thu 9 feb 06
I am looking for a clay mixer will pick up. I'm in Louisville KY.
Thanks
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