John Goode on wed 11 apr 12
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From: John Goode
Date: Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 7:41 AM
Subject: Re: drying racks
To: pdp1@earthlink.net
Taylor
Save your time look on craigs list post a wamted in items. I did and a
woman named Mary called with a stainless steel rolling rack that her hubby
made 30 years ago...in mint condition 24deep x 60wi x 60hi. 5 removable
stainless racks.On wheels....at $35 bucks :) Plus she is now a customer and
calls sometimes to get mugs or tell me about other items she has for
sale....last time she called she needed a can of coffee so she had me bring
her a can for a 25 pound block of old hard cone 10 clay,,,I did and
wondered why....then the other day I needed some cone 10 for a stilt
project and tere I had it.She was nice and it pays to be nice bck so post
away and recycle someones stainless rack!
JBG watermarktile.com
On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 10:42 PM, wrote:
> Maybe it is time for an Annex or Addition to the Studio proper?
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> From: "Taylor Hendrix"
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> Hello fellow clayers,
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>> I have the opportunity to build myself a drying rack for ware boards
>> (I just ripped quite a few). I have been putting ware boards or bats
>> on any flat surface I could find around the studio and this has not
>> been to date a huge problem as I tended not to throw large quantities
>> of ware. I'm hoping to change that in the future and I can't afford to
>> clutter up all my flat surfaces.
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>> My problem is that I have almost zero wall space that is not taken up
>> with shelves of materials or tools. I may be able to attach pegs to
>> the face of my dry ingredients/moist clay shelves. What types of
>> things do I need to be sure to consider if I go the peg route? I
>> might also be able to build a not-to-expansive rail rack somewhere in
>> the center space, maybe atop a table or squeezed in between work
>> surfaces, a small floor-to-ceiling type of thing. What is the group
>> consensus regarding boards of ware and how to store them? I ready to
>> get to work.
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>> Taylor, in Rockport TX
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