mel jacobson on thu 29 dec 11
i will send anyone a prize* that can
send me a recipe for a slip/engobe that
will stick to my bisque and make a difference.
i sure have never found one.
i use white slip all the time, but on wet work.
mel
*one half pound of ludefisk. cooked.
from: minnetonka, mn
website: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
clayart link: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
brandon2@SUPPORTYOURLOCALPOTTER.COM on thu 29 dec 11
MJ-
Silica 20
Kaolin 15
Calcined Kaolin 20
Ball Clay(om4) 15
Custer 20
zircopax 5
borax 5
This is a crackle slip but by adjusting the clays and using it thinner it
won't crackle. It's WHITE. Takes to bisque just fine. Enjoy. Consider it
a gift, keep the ludefisk.
Brandon Phillips
> i will send anyone a prize* that can
> send me a recipe for a slip/engobe that
> will stick to my bisque and make a difference.
>
> i sure have never found one.
>
> i use white slip all the time, but on wet work.
> mel
> *one half pound of ludefisk. cooked.
> from: minnetonka, mn
> website: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
> clayart link: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
>
Nancy Gallagher on thu 29 dec 11
On 12/29/11 12:17 PM, mel jacobson wrote:
> i will send anyone a prize* that can
> send me a recipe for a slip/engobe that
> will stick to my bisque and make a difference.
>
> i sure have never found one.
>
> i use white slip all the time, but on wet work.
> mel
> *one half pound of ludefisk. cooked.
> from: minnetonka, mn
> website: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
> clayart link: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
>
>
You're on! This works great. Quantities are odd, but it's written as my
teacher mixes it himself right out of his notebook, so adjust for your
own needs accordingly. If you like it, the ludefisk should be sent to
Bill van Gilder :)
White Crackle Slip
Custer Feldspar 3 lb. 1360.8 grams
Calcined EPK 3 lb. 1360.8 g
Silica 3 lb. 1360.8 g
OM-4 Ball Clay 2 lb. 4 oz. 1020.6 g
EPK 2 lb. 4 oz. 1020.6 g
Borax *20 Mule Team 12 oz. 340.2 g
Zircopax 12 oz. 340.2 g
TOTAL 6804.0 g
* Bisque fire EPK to calcine
* Dip on bisqueware. Thick =3D lots of crackle, thin =3D less
* Thinly overglaze with transparents; (Amber/Oribe/Bill's Green) or
salt/soda the slipped surface
* Some crackle will appear after dipping during drying
* Best on stoneware
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Nancy Gallagher
http://www.gallagherpottery.com
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Randall Moody on thu 29 dec 11
Mel, You probably have already tried this one but I figured I would
give it a shot.
For use on Bisque ^6-10
Kaolin 5
Ball Clay 15
Calcined Kaolin 20
Leadless Frit 5
Neph. Sye. 5
Feldspar 20
Flint 20
Zircopax 5
Borax 5
On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 12:17 PM, mel jacobson wrote:
> i will send anyone a prize* that can
> send me a recipe for a slip/engobe that
> will stick to my bisque and make a difference.
>
> i sure have never found one.
>
> i use white slip all the time, but on wet work.
> mel
> *one half pound of ludefisk. =3DA0cooked.
> from: minnetonka, mn
> website: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
> =3DA0clayart link: =3DA0http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
--=3D20
Randall in Atlanta
http://wrandallmoody.com
Url Krueger on thu 29 dec 11
On 12/29/2011 09:17 AM, mel jacobson wrote:
> i will send anyone a prize* that can
> send me a recipe for a slip/engobe that
> will stick to my bisque and make a difference.
It appears that Mr. Mayor has thrown down the gauntlet,
but he has not made clear the rules for this contest.
Does the slip/engobe need to stick to bisque;
Before or after firing?
Before or after glazing?
What qualifies as "make a difference?"
Is it color?
Surface finish?
Texture?
Sticktoitevus?
We really have to have these rules clarified
'cause I want to win that prize
(but please don't cook the lutefisk first,
as I need to freshen the air in my home.)
Uff Da
earl
usa
oregon
hillsboro
William & Susan Schran User on thu 29 dec 11
On 12/29/11 12:17 PM, "mel jacobson" wrote:
> i will send anyone a prize* that can
> send me a recipe for a slip/engobe that
> will stick to my bisque and make a difference.
>
> i sure have never found one.
>
> i use white slip all the time, but on wet work.
> mel
> *one half pound of ludefisk. cooked.
For the prize you are offering I will make certain I come in at least 2nd.
Have you ever just watered down your slip and applied the thinner liquid to
bisque?
2nd option - calcine all the clay in the recipe.
Bill
--
William "Bill" Schran
wschran@cox.net
wschran@nvcc.edu
http://www.creativecreekartisans.com
Soj on thu 29 dec 11
On Thu, 29 Dec 2011 11:17:51 -0600, mel jacobson wrot=
=3D
e:
>i will send anyone a prize* that can
>send me a recipe for a slip/engobe that
>will stick to my bisque and make a difference.
>
>i sure have never found one.
>
>i use white slip all the time, but on wet work.
>mel
>*one half pound of ludefisk. cooked.
>from: minnetonka, mn
>website: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
> clayart link: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
OO
Lutefisk. LUTEFISK????
Ummmm.... what do I have to do to get you to promise NOT to send me the
lutefisk?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D3DE7X6Z_SV-Pc
LOL!
Steve Mills on thu 29 dec 11
Ah Mel-san,
Careful now; those two recipes I sent in were tried and tested a few years =
b=3D
ack and routinely given out to our customers who needed them.=3D20
No one ever came back and complained, we only got lots of thanks!
By the by, I don't eat fish, even if it does play a Lute!
Steve M
Steve Mills
Bath
UK
Sent from my iPod
On 29 Dec 2011, at 17:17, mel jacobson wrote:
> i will send anyone a prize* that can
> send me a recipe for a slip/engobe that
> will stick to my bisque and make a difference.
>=3D20
> i sure have never found one.
>=3D20
> i use white slip all the time, but on wet work.
> mel
> *one half pound of ludefisk. cooked.
> from: minnetonka, mn
> website: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/
> clayart link: http://www.visi.com/~melpots/clayart.html
David Woof on fri 30 dec 11
Mel=3D2C Earl=3D2C Everyone=3D2C
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From my experience=3D2C on several clay bodies=3D2C I have used "Meyers Whi=
te S=3D
lip"
Cone 04 t0 9 on work sitting freshly thrown on the wheel=3D2C leather hard=
=3D2C=3D
bone dry and bisqued=3D2C
all with equal success. It makes a durable ground for drawing and brushwor=
=3D
k. One must test for stability of a clear
over the applied oxide stains.
=3D20
The slip takes some additions of coloring oxides and stains well but others=
=3D
tend over flux at higher temps. I have gone way beyond cone 9=3D2C but te=
st=3D
at your own risk.
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This works for me=3D2C but as per: test test test!!!!
=3D20
So what is my prize Mel?=3D20
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=3D20
Meyers White Slip ^ 04-9
=3D20
Kaolin 34.0
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Old custer 27.0
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Ball 20.0
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Silica 19.0
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Zircopax 8.0
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Soda Ash 0.25
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Sodium Silicate 0.25 Or Glass Magic 18 grams per thousand dry batch.
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Bentonite 3%
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Use CMC 15 grams to one Gal. of H2O as wet mixing solution.
__________________________________
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David Woof......Clarkdale=3D2CArizona...and sometimes Southern coast of Ore=
go=3D
n...
..Where I was just down to the agate picking beach. Organic food and wines=
=3D
=3D2C fresh caught salmon.
Good folks here.
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2a. Re: slip on bisque/contest
Posted by: "Url Krueger" urlkrueger@GMAIL.COM=3D20
Date: Thu Dec 29=3D2C 2011 11:32 am ((PST))
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Does the slip/engobe need to stick to bisque=3D3BBefore or after firing?Bef=
or=3D
e or after glazing? What qualifies as "make a difference?"Is it color?Surfa=
=3D
ce finish?Texture?Sticktoitevus? We really have to have these rules clarif=
=3D
ied'cause I want to win that prize(but please don't cook the lutefisk first=
=3D
=3D2Cas I need to freshen the air in my home.) Uff Da earlusaoregonhillsbor=
o
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On 12/29/2011 09:17 AM=3D2C mel jacobson wrote:>=3D20
i will send anyone a prize* that can> send me a recipe for a=3D20
slip/engobe that> will stick to my bisque and make a difference.
It appears that Mr. Mayor has thrown down the gauntlet=3D2C=3D20
but he has not made clear the rules for this contest.=3D20
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