Jon Anderson on sat 9 may 98
I live in Minnesota and the winters are cold cold cold, Im a potter and I =
would
like to put tile on the outside of a studio that I am building, some of the =
tile
are quite thick,relieved in fact. I've noticed that a lot of my pots that I =
have
left out seem to come apart during the winters so Is this a practical idea =
and
do you have any suggestions for clay bodies or adhesive tips?
thank you
JBA
Jon Anderson
Pottery and Blown Glass
Homepage: http://www.isd.net/jbander1/
hal mc whinnie on sun 10 may 98
if the clay is very high fired, well glaze and preferably porcelain it will
take the temperature.
hal mc whinnie
-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Anderson
To: Multiple recipients of list CLAYART
Date: Saturday, May 09, 1998 2:54 PM
Subject: Outdoor tiles?
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I live in Minnesota and the winters are cold cold cold, Im a potter and I
would
like to put tile on the outside of a studio that I am building, some of the
tile
are quite thick,relieved in fact. I've noticed that a lot of my pots that I
have
left out seem to come apart during the winters so Is this a practical idea
and
do you have any suggestions for clay bodies or adhesive tips?
thank you
JBA
Jon Anderson
Pottery and Blown Glass
Homepage: http://www.isd.net/jbander1/
Mark Mondloch on wed 13 may 98
Hi Jon,
We just finished a cement block studio that I'm also planning to put some tile o
I plan to use the clay body that I use for tile garden benches that I leave out
winter here in Wisconsin. The recipe:
1 part Goldart
1 part AP Green 28 mesh fireclay
1 part Kyanite (35 mesh)
This body is coarse. I get about 7% total shrinkage and 4% absorption at ^ 10 w
it.
Good luck,
Sylvia Mondloch
mondfam@execpc.com
homepage: http://www.execpc.com/~mondfam/
Jon Anderson wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I live in Minnesota and the winters are cold cold cold, Im a potter and I woul
> like to put tile on the outside of a studio that I am building, some of the ti
> are quite thick,relieved in fact. I've noticed that a lot of my pots that I ha
> left out seem to come apart during the winters so Is this a practical idea and
> do you have any suggestions for clay bodies or adhesive tips?
>
> thank you
> JBA
> Jon Anderson
> Pottery and Blown Glass
> Homepage: http://www.isd.net/jbander1/
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