John Britt on thu 4 mar 10
David,
My pleasure.=3D20
I will be posting some claybody recipes too but have been busy.=3D20=3D20
Did you see the Clay Times article, pg. 17, by Pete Pinnell where he says=
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"Clay bodies are one of the easiest ceramic mixtures to customize and you=
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don't have to be a chemist to do so."
Hummmm..
Here is
Forbes Porcelain cone 6
36 EPK
14 OM-4
22 Silica
24 Nepheline Syenite
4 Bentonite
Listed as a very plastic, whitish-grey body.
Enjoy,
John Britt
http://ncclayclub.blogspot.com
David Beumee on thu 4 mar 10
John,
Thanks very much for the cone 6 porcelain recipe. I read the Clay Times
article with great interest, and I always learn so much from Pete's
articles.
From the standpoint of Pete's experience, perhaps customizing claybody
mixtures is easy, but I've been at it for decades and I'm learning new
things all the time.
David Beumee
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 6:22 AM, John Britt wrot=
e:
> David,
>
> My pleasure.
>
> I will be posting some claybody recipes too but have been busy.
>
> Did you see the Clay Times article, pg. 17, by Pete Pinnell where he says=
,
> "Clay bodies are one of the easiest ceramic mixtures to customize and you
> don't have to be a chemist to do so."
>
> Hummmm..
>
>
> Here is
>
> Forbes Porcelain cone 6
>
> 36 EPK
> 14 OM-4
> 22 Silica
> 24 Nepheline Syenite
> 4 Bentonite
>
> Listed as a very plastic, whitish-grey body.
>
> Enjoy,
>
> John Britt
> http://ncclayclub.blogspot.com
>
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