William & Susan Schran User on sat 22 may 10
On 5/22/10 8:08 PM, "Maxine Peace Potter"
wrote:
> Hi - the Tucson Clay Co-op is just beginning to do Cone 6 reduction.
> We have been told to get the best effects to do a heavy body reduction
> starting at about Cone 019.
> We would love tips on the best way to fire and also
> Cone 6 glazes that work well in reduction.
> is it possible to get shinos, celedons, and oxblood red
> at Cone 6
> many thanks for your help
Maxine,
Check my web site that I just updated (still need to tweak a few things)
that has a page on ^6 reduction glazes we have been using. Images of tests
included. We do a rather light reduction. A body reduction around 1800F-
back pressure at bottom spy hole - no flames or smoke ever - then light
reduction all the way up.
Bill
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wschran@nvcc.edu
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Maxine Peace Potter on sat 22 may 10
Hi - the Tucson Clay Co-op is just beginning to do Cone 6 reduction.
We have been told to get the best effects to do a heavy body reduction
starting at about Cone 019.
We would love tips on the best way to fire and also
Cone 6 glazes that work well in reduction.
is it possible to get shinos, celedons, and oxblood red
at Cone 6
many thanks for your help
Maxine
Sumi von Dassow on sun 23 may 10
Maxine
I would say cone 019 is way too early to start reduction - you'll get
black-coring. I start reduction
at cone 010 and my glazes come out just fine. I have shino, celadon,
oxblood, temmoku, etc.
Look up Diana Pancioli's glaze forward project for cone 6 reduction
glazes. http://www.dianapancioli.com/
Also the book Glazes Cone 6
http://www.amazon.com/Glazes-Cone-1240-Ceramics-Handbooks/dp/0812217829
I use recipes from both. There was an article maybe a year ago or so in
Ceramics Monthly with some cone 6
reduction recipes also.
Sumi
> Hi - the Tucson Clay Co-op is just beginning to do Cone 6 reduction.
> We have been told to get the best effects to do a heavy body reduction
> starting at about Cone 019.
> We would love tips on the best way to fire and also
> Cone 6 glazes that work well in reduction.
> is it possible to get shinos, celedons, and oxblood red
> at Cone 6
> many thanks for your help
> Maxine
>
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>
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Sumi von Dassow
www.herwheel.com
sumi@herwheel.com
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