Pamala Browne on sat 23 oct 99
I am trying to find the American equivalent to the frit MOK 1. I have
the analyses and I am willing to do the leg work, but I went to digitalfire
and didn't see anything there to help me. Am I not looking far enough?? Do
I need to go someplace else? HELP PLEASE--- its a really cool glaze and I
would like to test it. I'm gonna post the analyses in case anyone is REALLY
familiar with frits and knows of a sub. THANKS guys----
MOK1 Borax frit
0,525 CaO 2,398 SiO (2)
0,171 Al(2)O(3)
0,357 Na(2)O
0,627 B(2) O(3)
0,043 K2O
0,048 BaO
0,027 MgO
ababy sharon on tue 26 oct 99
Hi!
I checked yesterday (out of curiosity) at the huge list of frits in "The
Magic Of Fire of Tony Hansen and I couldn`t find an exact American frit.The
similar ones concluding Zinc too. I think you can post your glazes and
people can convert them using software-after all there is not any rare
material in this frit .I, here in Israel will try to convert it to the frits
I can buy here because for me,glazing is the best school!
----- Original Message -----
From: Pamala Browne
To:
Sent: Sunday, October 24, 1999 04:54
Subject: Frit sub
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>
> I am trying to find the American equivalent to the frit MOK 1. I have
> the analyses and I am willing to do the leg work, but I went to
digitalfire
> and didn't see anything there to help me. Am I not looking far enough??
Do
> I need to go someplace else? HELP PLEASE--- its a really cool glaze and I
> would like to test it. I'm gonna post the analyses in case anyone is
REALLY
> familiar with frits and knows of a sub. THANKS guys----
>
> MOK1 Borax frit
>
> 0,525 CaO 2,398 SiO (2)
> 0,171 Al(2)O(3)
>
> 0,357 Na(2)O
> 0,627 B(2) O(3)
>
> 0,043 K2O
>
> 0,048 BaO
>
> 0,027 MgO
>
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