Monique Duclos on fri 14 jan 00
Hi all,
After trying for several months to find my perfect glaze, I'm going
to ask help!
Ten years ago ,I was using this beige-grey glaze. Cone 8 (oxidation),
was matt but at cone 9 give me more shine and blue color mix. Was very nice
and was a good seller. I use this glaze maybe for seven, eight years and
decide to make some change. I change the beige-brown clay, cone 8-9 ox., to
a white stoneware cone 6 ox. And all the glaze recipes had to change to.
Now , I still have costumer who are asking for those pots, and I wish
myself, I could do something similar to my old glaze at a cone 6 and with a
white clay. So I want to ask you if someone have, in there glaze recipes
files a glaze ,cone 6 ox ,food safe, reliable and steady results because it
would be use also for dinner ware, beige -Brown to gray , semi-matt , and
not to expensive to produce. My old recipe is :
Beige no.1 8-9 ox
Feldspar G-200 or custer ? 41
Gersly Borax 12
Dolomite 7
Talc 15
E.P.K. 5
Silica 20
R.I.O. 2%
Rutile 5%
If someone is interested in trying it and need more info about it, just
e-mail me your questions!
Thank you for reading and hope you find something for me!
@micalement,
Monique Duclos
mduclos@hotmail.com
3757 Boul des Fondateurs
St-Isidore Nouveau-Brunswick
Canada E8M 1B5
URL: http://www.angelfire.com/mo/pmdv
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ababy sharon on sun 16 jan 00
Here are some glazes:
First,Tony Hansen's 20/5
==================
Kaolin........20
Feldspar potash...20
wollastonite......20
Flint\Quartz.......20
Frit 3134...........20
add 3-5 Rutile
(can add some Tin or Zircopax to it)
Desert Soil (Golden Yellow)
==========================
NEPHELINE SYENITE... 53.00 53.00%
whiting............. 15.00 15.00%
ENGLISH KAOLIN...... 3.00 3.00%
RUTILE.............. 6.00 6.00%
ocher............... 5.00 5.00%
RED CLAY............ 4.00 4.00%
ZIRCOPAX............ 5.00 5.00%
QUARTZ.............. 9.00 9.00%
========
100.00
CaO 0.56* 9.27%
MgO 0.01* 0.08%
K2O 0.11* 3.03%
Na2O 0.33* 6.08%
TiO2 0.26 6.25%
ZrO2 0.10 3.67%
Al2O3 0.55 16.62%
SiO2 2.98 53.29%
Fe2O3 0.04 1.71%
Si:Al 5.44
SiB:Al 5.44
Expan 8.83
============================
GLAZE WITH MARKING-BURHNS
=========================
ZINC OXIDE.......... 22.90 22.90%
WHITING............. 4.60 4.60%
LITHIUM CARBONATE... 5.50 5.50%
ENGLISH KAOLIN...... 20.40 20.40%
CRYOLITE............ 5.50 5.50%
QUARTZ.............. 32.00 32.00%
TITANIUM DIOXIDE.... 9.10 9.10%
========
100.00
(Can add a small amount of colorant.)
CaO 0.11* 2.90%
Li2O 0.17* 2.51%
MgO 0.00* 0.06%
K2O 0.01* 0.41%
Na2O 0.06* 1.83%
ZnO 0.65* 25.66%
TiO2 0.26 10.21%
Al2O3 0.19 9.54%
SiO2 1.60 46.70%
Fe2O3 0.00 0.19%
Si:Al 8.31
SiB:Al 8.31
Expan 7.5
The next one based on Frank Gaydos's Great Tan, Stable at ^04 Runny at^6
very nice when you put some strokes of other glazes above it:
GREAT CREAM
============
SILICA.............. 42.00 37.50%
GERSTLEY BORATE..... 38.00 33.93%
LITHIUM CARBONATE... 10.00 8.93%
NEPHELINE SYENITE... 5.00 4.46%
ENGLISH KAOLIN...... 5.00 4.46%
IRON OXIDE RED...... 2.00 1.79%
titanium............ 10.00 8.93%
========
112.00
CaO 0.00* 0.02%
Li2O 0.55* 4.66%
MgO 0.00* 0.02%
K2O 0.01* 0.38%
Na2O 0.43* 7.67%
TiO2 0.50 11.44%
Al2O3 0.12 3.49%
B2O3 0.80 15.85%
SiO2 3.17 54.19%
Fe2O3 0.05 2.29%
Si:Al 26.38
SiB:Al 33.04
Expan 7.96
Notes:
Can add more iron for beige
(Red Clay = Red art)
Good Luck in saving energy,
Ababi
sharon@shoval.org.il
http://www.israelceramics.org/main.asp?what=gallery
http://clay.justnet.com/cgallery/asharon.htm
----- Original Message -----
From: Monique Duclos
To:
Sent: Friday, January 14, 2000 11:44
Subject: Cone 6 beige glaze please!
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi all,
> After trying for several months to find my perfect glaze, I'm going
> to ask help!
> Ten years ago ,I was using this beige-grey glaze. Cone 8
(oxidation),
> was matt but at cone 9 give me more shine and blue color mix. Was very
nice
> and was a good seller. I use this glaze maybe for seven, eight years and
> decide to make some change. I change the beige-brown clay, cone 8-9 ox.,
to
> a white stoneware cone 6 ox. And all the glaze recipes had to change to.
> Now , I still have costumer who are asking for those pots, and I
wish
> myself, I could do something similar to my old glaze at a cone 6 and with
a
> white clay. So I want to ask you if someone have, in there glaze recipes
> files a glaze ,cone 6 ox ,food safe, reliable and steady results because
it
> would be use also for dinner ware, beige -Brown to gray , semi-matt , and
> not to expensive to produce. My old recipe is :
>
> Beige no.1 8-9 ox
>
> Feldspar G-200 or custer ? 41
> Gersly Borax 12
> Dolomite 7
> Talc 15
> E.P.K. 5
> Silica 20
>
> R.I.O. 2%
> Rutile 5%
>
> If someone is interested in trying it and need more info about it, just
> e-mail me your questions!
> Thank you for reading and hope you find something for me!
> @micalement,
>
> Monique Duclos
> mduclos@hotmail.com
> 3757 Boul des Fondateurs
> St-Isidore Nouveau-Brunswick
> Canada E8M 1B5
> URL: http://www.angelfire.com/mo/pmdv
>
>
> ______________________________________________________
> Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
>
Virginia Piazza on fri 28 jan 00
Monique,
It sometimes is possible to directly substitute Nepheline Syenite for the
custer or G-200 in your formula. Good luck.
Virginia
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