Rick Mckinney on fri 3 apr 98
Fellow Clayarters:
I am seeking information about Iron saturate cone 6 oxidation or cone
10 Reduction glazes. If anyone knows where to get information on these
glazes -- books, articles, glaze recipes, etc.-- I would very much
appreciate it if you could let me know. Basically, I love these glazes and
would like to use them on some of my pots. Thanks, -=Rick=-
Rick McKinney
1321 Montclaire Ct.
Appleton, WI 54915-2803
Tel: 414-830-2226
Email: mcki0023@dataex.com
DIANA PANCIOLI, ASSOC. PROF. on sat 4 apr 98
An old one: Ketchup Cone 10
Potash Spar 160.
Bone Ash 45.
Flint 20.
Ball Clay 15.
Dolomite 25.
Lepidolite 2.5
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267.5
Plus 10% Red Iron
This is from before the days of calculation programs, so is not in percent
format. Also, don't think Lepidolite is available any more. But it was a
good orangy red so might be worth revision.
Have more: MO Plum, Keator, 4/3/2/1, Cushing, Boubaric, and Tomatoe. Are
you looking for plum colored saturates or red/orangy ones?
I saw Ketchup in oxidation and know it works. Also in reduction. Don't
know if the list of others work in oxidation. I think that to make
better saturates in oxidation you increase the amount of iron? Anybody
know about that?
D.
On Fri, 3 Apr 1998, Rick Mckinney wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Fellow Clayarters:
>
> I am seeking information about Iron saturate cone 6 oxidation or cone
> 10 Reduction glazes. If anyone knows where to get information on these
> glazes -- books, articles, glaze recipes, etc.-- I would very much
> appreciate it if you could let me know. Basically, I love these glazes and
> would like to use them on some of my pots. Thanks, -=Rick=-
>
>
> Rick McKinney
> 1321 Montclaire Ct.
> Appleton, WI 54915-2803
>
> Tel: 414-830-2226
> Email: mcki0023@dataex.com
>
SP1RALPATH on mon 6 apr 98
I would love to have the recipe for the MO plum you mentioned--is it cone 6
oxidation or cone 10? Is this possible---thanks!
Jan Mandrake
DIANA PANCIOLI, ASSOC. PROF. on wed 8 apr 98
Saturated iron glazes: All Cone 10
Some of them don't add up to 100. Sorry.
Although many recommend 8% iron for a red, I think they often need more.
So if you test these and they are temmokus instead of iron saturates, add
more iron.
MO plum
Potash Spar 46
Whiting 14
Flint 29
EPK 11
Red Iron Oxide 8-10
Keator
Ball 9
Potash Spar 36
Whiting 18
Flint 27
Kona Spar 5
EPK 3
Dolomite 2
Red Iron Oxide 8-10
Bntonite 2
Tomato
Kona Spar 54
Flint 29
EPK 8
Mag. Carb 8
Bone Ash 13
Red Iron Oxide 8-10
Bntonite 2
Boubaric
Kona 20
Whiting 16
Ball 26
Flint 26
Red Iron Oxide 12
Bentonite 2
Oharata Red
Potash Spar 43.5
Flint 21
EPK 6
Talc 6
Whiting 7
Bone Ash 10
Red Iron Oxide 10.5
Bentonite 2
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, SP1RALPATH wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I would love to have the recipe for the MO plum you mentioned--is it cone 6
> oxidation or cone 10? Is this possible---thanks!
> Jan Mandrake
>
DIANA PANCIOLI, ASSOC. PROF. on wed 8 apr 98
Jan,
MO is cone 10.
Diana
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, SP1RALPATH wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I would love to have the recipe for the MO plum you mentioned--is it cone 6
> oxidation or cone 10? Is this possible---thanks!
> Jan Mandrake
>
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