MOORE, Robert J. on fri 6 nov 98
I have been experimenting with glaze formulas to achive a nice base glaze
for cone 6 in an oxidation atmosphere.(two firings)
I also would like to develop a base for one time firing in a cone 6
atmosphere.
What percentage of albany slip or similar clays should I be starting with
for this one time firing glaze.
If you could also give me some names of clays that will work, as far as
properties, like albany , it would be appriciated.
Thanks for the information, I let you know what develops..
Robert from southern Indiana, where the beautifull leaves have let us see
their internal beauty and are now falling away.
Robert J. Moore
rjmoore2@ius.edu
Linda Blossom on thu 12 nov 98
Try adding 1=25 veegum t or cmc to the dry glaze base. It should be the =
only
thing you need to do, then fire slower. I have never had to modify a glaze
recipe to make it work on greenware.
Linda Blossom
2366 Slaterville Rd.
Ithaca, NY 14850
6075397912
blossom=40lightlink.com
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From: MOORE, Robert J. =3CRJMoore2=40IUSMail.IUS.Indiana.EDU=3E
To: CLAYART=40LSV.UKY.EDU =3CCLAYART=40LSV.UKY.EDU=3E
Date: Friday, November 06, 1998 8:46 AM
Subject: one time firing?
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I have been experimenting with glaze formulas to achive a nice base =
glaze
for cone 6 in an oxidation atmosphere.(two firings)
I also would like to develop a base for one time firing in a cone 6
atmosphere.
What percentage of albany slip or similar clays should I be starting =
with
for this one time firing glaze.
If you could also give me some names of clays that will work, as far as
properties, like albany , it would be appriciated.
Thanks for the information, I let you know what develops..
Robert from southern Indiana, where the beautifull leaves have let us =
see
their internal beauty and are now falling away.
Robert J. Moore
rjmoore2=40ius.edu
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