Reed Bakken on wed 27 jun 07
Luke,
a simple glaze
I came up with for 04.
frit 3134 50%
silica 25%
redart clay 25%
Works great and won't run,
with a cream color. A good starting
point for glaze testing at 04 temp.
Reed Bakken
Highland Community College &
Slip&Slurry Pottery
Oregon, Il.
Edouard Bastarache Inc. on thu 28 jun 07
Hé Terre Sacrée,
according to Val Cushing's limits, this could
work at cone 6 :
Frit 3134 42
Silica 15
Redart clay 38
Kaolin 5
Na2O 0.28 Al2O3 0.30 SiO2 3.99
K2O 0.07 B2O3 0.54 P2O5 0.00
MgO 0.06 TiO2
0.02
CaO 0.59 Fe2O3
0.07
Alumina:Silica ratio is 1.00:13.42
Neutral:Acid ratio is 1.00:4.85
Alk:Neut:Acid ratio is 1.00:0.84:4.08
Expansion: 71.1 x 10e-7 per degree C
Oxides causing abnormal expansion:
B2O3
Later,
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Subject: Re: 04 creamy glaze that breaks
Reed, How would one change that recipe to cone 6?
Kathryn --- In
clayart@yahoogroups.com, Reed Bakken
wrote:
>
> Luke,
> a simple glaze
> I came up with for 04.
>
> frit 3134 50%
> silica 25%
> redart clay 25%
>
> Works great and won't run,
> with a cream color. A good starting
> point for glaze testing at 04 temp.
>
> Reed Bakken
> Highland Community College &
> Slip&Slurry Pottery
> Oregon, Il.
>
>
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sacredclay on thu 28 jun 07
Reed, How would one change that recipe to cone 6? Kathryn --- In
clayart@yahoogroups.com, Reed Bakken wrote:
>
> Luke,
> a simple glaze
> I came up with for 04.
>
> frit 3134 50%
> silica 25%
> redart clay 25%
>
> Works great and won't run,
> with a cream color. A good starting
> point for glaze testing at 04 temp.
>
> Reed Bakken
> Highland Community College &
> Slip&Slurry Pottery
> Oregon, Il.
>
>
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Reed Bakken on fri 29 jun 07
Kathryn,
for a higher temp you need to
lower the flux, the frit.
So I would start with the frit
at 45% and keep lowering it
in 5% steps while raising the
redart clay by the same amount.
This should get youclose to
a cone6 glaze with a similar look.
Also how about trying this
Frit 3134 1/3
Silica 1/3
redart clay 1/3
If that works it would be one
of the easiest glazes ever made, you
never know until you test it.
Hope this helps.
>
>
Reed, How would one change that recipe to cone 6?
Kathryn --- In
clayart@yahoogroups.com, Reed Bakken wrote:
>
> Luke,
> a simple glaze
> I came up with for 04.
>
> frit 3134 50%
> silica 25%
> redart clay 25%
>
> Works great and won't run,
> with a cream color. A good starting
> point for glaze testing at 04 temp.
sacredclay on sat 30 jun 07
My Beautiful Flying Frenchman, WHEN I meet you, I am going to hug the
HAIL out of you and cover you with kisses! thanks so much! Will start
the test within a few days and let you know the result. Smooch! Kathryn
in NC --- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, "Edouard Bastarache Inc."
wrote:
>
> H=E9 Terre Sacr=E9e,
>
> according to Val Cushing's limits, this could
> work at cone 6 :
>
> Frit 3134 42
> Silica 15
> Redart clay 38
> Kaolin 5
>
sacredclay on sat 30 jun 07
-Sweet Reed, Thank you for your help. I can't wait to get started and
experiment with it. I have a feeling that I'm going ot have a blast!
May try rutile with it too to see what happens. Wamrly, Kathryn --
In clayart@yahoogroups.com, Reed Bakken wrote:
>
> Kathryn,
> for a higher temp you need to
> lower the flux, the frit.
> So I would start with the frit
> at 45% and keep lowering it
> in 5% steps while raising the
> redart clay by the same amount.
>
> This should get youclose to
> a cone6 glaze with a similar look.
>
> Also how about trying this
>
> Frit 3134 1/3
> Silica 1/3
> redart clay 1/3
>
> If that works it would be one
> of the easiest glazes ever made, you
> never know until you test it.
>
> Hope this helps.
> >
> >
> Reed, How would one change that recipe to cone 6?
> Kathryn --- In
> clayart@yahoogroups.com, Reed Bakken wrote:
> >
> > Luke,
> > a simple glaze
> > I came up with for 04.
> >
> > frit 3134 50%
> > silica 25%
> > redart clay 25%
> >
> > Works great and won't run,
> > with a cream color. A good starting
> > point for glaze testing at 04 temp.
>
>
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Ron Roy on mon 2 jul 07
Watch out for this suggested revision - the expansion is very low!
This is close with a much safer expansion rate.
-----------------
F3134............... 37.00
SILICA.............. 25.00
RED ART............. 23.00
G 200 SPAR.......... 15.00
RED IRON OX......... 1.00
----------
101.00
Let me know how it works - I may be able to make some adjustmets if it's
not right,
RR
>This should get youclose to
>a cone6 glaze with a similar look.
>
>Also how about trying this
>
>Frit 3134 1/3
>Silica 1/3
>redart clay 1/3
>
>If that works it would be one
>of the easiest glazes ever made, you
>never know until you test it.
>
>Hope this helps.
>>
>>
>Reed, How would one change that recipe to cone 6?
>Kathryn --- In
>clayart@yahoogroups.com, Reed Bakken wrote:
>>
>> Luke,
>> a simple glaze
>> I came up with for 04.
>>
>> frit 3134 50%
>> silica 25%
>> redart clay 25%
>>
>> Works great and won't run,
>> with a cream color. A good starting
>> point for glaze testing at 04 temp.
Ron Roy
RR#4
15084 Little Lake Road
Brighton, Ontario
Canada
K0K 1H0
sacredclay on wed 4 jul 07
I will try them all and let y'all know. Smooch! Kathryn --- In
clayart@yahoogroups.com, Ron Roy wrote:
>
> Watch out for this suggested revision - the expansion is very low!
>
> This is close with a much safer expansion rate.
>
>
> -----------------
> F3134............... 37.00
> SILICA.............. 25.00
> RED ART............. 23.00
> G 200 SPAR.......... 15.00
> RED IRON OX......... 1.00
> ----------
> 101.00
>
> Let me know how it works - I may be able to make some adjustmets if
it's
> not right,
>
> RR
>
>
> >This should get youclose to
> >a cone6 glaze with a similar look.
> >
> >Also how about trying this
> >
> >Frit 3134 1/3
> >Silica 1/3
> >redart clay 1/3
> >
> >If that works it would be one
> >of the easiest glazes ever made, you
> >never know until you test it.
> >
> >Hope this helps.
> >>
> >>
> >Reed, How would one change that recipe to cone 6?
> >Kathryn --- In
> >clayart@yahoogroups.com, Reed Bakken wrote:
> >>
> >> Luke,
> >> a simple glaze
> >> I came up with for 04.
> >>
> >> frit 3134 50%
> >> silica 25%
> >> redart clay 25%
> >>
> >> Works great and won't run,
> >> with a cream color. A good starting
> >> point for glaze testing at 04 temp.
>
> Ron Roy
> RR#4
> 15084 Little Lake Road
> Brighton, Ontario
> Canada
> K0K 1H0
>
>
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