Anne Doyle on mon 6 dec 10
Hi Larry=3D2C i posted this a little while back but i guess you missed it..=
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so i'm resending:
here's the one i developped=3D2C works well on my clay and as with all glaz=
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it doesn't need a long soak on the cool down and can be fired anywhere betw=
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een hard cone 5 to a hard cone 6:
please=3D2C if you use it post your results... redder where thickest...
Recipe Name: Anne's Righteous RED
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Cone: 6 Color: red mottled with khaki & gold=3D20
Firing: Oxidation Surface: Semiglossy
NOTE: increased bone ash to 6% and did not redo the run through the program=
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it holds its iron and passes vinegar test fine. I included iron in the orig=
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inal calculations because of the flux=3D2C...
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Amount Ingredient
24.5 Gerstley Borate--9/97
24.5 Silica
5 Kaolin--EPK
16.5 Feldspar--Kona F4
12.3 Talc
2.3 Alumina--Calcined
12.5 Iron Oxide--Red
6.0 Bone Ash
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104 Total
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Unity Oxide
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.251 Al2O3
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2.563 SiO2
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10.2 Ratio
69.9 Exp
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Comments: Lee Bedford called this a righteous red iron=3D20
glaze when she saw it... maybe i'll call it that
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