Dean on sat 4 oct 08
Des & Jan, Boy would I love to make a Jun glaze like that! Nice of him to give the recipe. Only trouble is he fires to cone 14. I don't think I want to work that hot. The new G-200 will definitely help though.
Dean
lightwavepottery.com
Des & Jan Howard on sun 5 oct 08
Dean
I wouldn't fuss too much about the Cone 14 idea.
Our results just for comparison.
All given recipes were converted to formula & brought
back to recipes using our local materials.
Fry Jun
Orton cone 10-
Real' Potash Feldspar 45
Quartz 25
Whiting 17
China clay 9
Dolomite 2
Wood ash 10
+ red iron oxide 1
Tichane Jun
Orton cone 11+
potash feldspar 48
silica 31
limestone 20
bone ash 1
+ magnetite 1
Lue Jun - blend of Fry & Tichane
Orton cone 10+ to 11-
potash feldspar 45
silica 34
local limestone 17
local kaolin 2.25
bone ash 1.25
local dolomite 0.5
+ red iron oxide 1
Rows 6 & 7, under June, show the current iteration of our Jun.
The cup has vapour deposited copper. The plates have
local ochre under, paper stencils, glass microbead blasted.
Last pic shows the mini blaster.
Des
Dean wrote:
> Des & Jan, Boy would I love to make a Jun glaze like that! .
> Nice of him to give the recipe.
> Only trouble is he fires to cone 14.
> I don't think I want to work that hot.
> The new G-200 will definitely help though
--
Des & Jan Howard
Lue Pottery
Lue NSW
Australia
2850
02 6373 6419
www.luepottery.hwy.com.au
=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Elliott_Faur=E9?= on mon 6 oct 08
Des and Jean,
I love the decoration you did to your porcelain bowls. May I ask what did
you use to get this effect?
I see a consistent pattern, so I assume it is done while trimming.
EF
On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 11:53 PM, Des & Jan Howard wrote:
> Dean
> I wouldn't fuss too much about the Cone 14 idea.
> Our results just for comparison.
> All given recipes were converted to formula & brought
> back to recipes using our local materials.
> Fry Jun
> Orton cone 10-
> Real' Potash Feldspar 45
> Quartz 25
> Whiting 17
> China clay 9
> Dolomite 2
> Wood ash 10
> + red iron oxide 1
>
> Tichane Jun
> Orton cone 11+
> potash feldspar 48
> silica 31
> limestone 20
> bone ash 1
> + magnetite 1
>
> Lue Jun - blend of Fry & Tichane
> Orton cone 10+ to 11-
> potash feldspar 45
> silica 34
> local limestone 17
> local kaolin 2.25
> bone ash 1.25
> local dolomite 0.5
> + red iron oxide 1
>
>
> Rows 6 & 7, under June, show the current iteration of our Jun.
> The cup has vapour deposited copper. The plates have
> local ochre under, paper stencils, glass microbead blasted.
> Last pic shows the mini blaster.
>
> Des
>
>
> Dean wrote:
>
>> Des & Jan, Boy would I love to make a Jun glaze like that! .
>> Nice of him to give the recipe.
>> Only trouble is he fires to cone 14.
>> I don't think I want to work that hot.
>> The new G-200 will definitely help though
>>
>
> --
> Des & Jan Howard
> Lue Pottery
> Lue NSW
> Australia
> 2850
>
> 02 6373 6419
> www.luepottery.hwy.com.au
>
Des & Jan Howard on thu 9 oct 08
Elliott
I guess you mean the chattering.
Have a look at :
The bent wire & steel strapping tools are run up
the sides of the pots while they are spinning on
the turning wheel. The bouncing of the tools chip away
at the surface in a rhythmic pattern
Des
Elliott Fauré wrote:
> Des and Jean,
> I love the decoration you did to your porcelain bowls. May I ask what did
> you use to get this effect?
> I see a consistent pattern, so I assume it is done while trimming.
--
Des & Jan Howard
Lue Pottery
Lue NSW
Australia
2850
02 6373 6419
www.luepottery.hwy.com.au
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