Llewellyn Kouba on mon 10 sep 07
Thank you William for the URL to the Crystalline forum. I will surely
make use of this line of communication and glad to learn of it.
Llewellyn
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William Melstrom on mon 10 sep 07
Llewellyn:
There is a forum specifically devoted to all things crystalline which is
frequented by Bill Schran:
http://board3.cgiworld.paran.com/list.cgi?id=Crystal
and a lot of other crystalliers who will answer your questions.
William Melstrom
Moderator, the Crystalline Glaze Forum
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From: Llewellyn Kouba [mailto:lkouba@ASSUMPTIONABBEY.COM]
Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 1:48 PM
Subject: QU: Catch Basins and Pedestals for Crystalline glazes
In Pottery Making Illustrated Sept/Oct issue 2007 is an article about CONE 6
Crystals. In this article by William Schran a description is given for
making 3/4 inch thick biscuits out of equal parts by volume: alumina,
kaolin, and sawdust. My question is -should one bisque fire these first? or
just use them underfoot as a support. It didn't seem to be clear to me but I
would assume you would bisque the 'biscuits' before using them as shelf
protectors in the glaze fire?
Llewellyn Kouba
Abbey Pottery
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