Alisa and Claus Clausen on sun 16 jan 00
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Hi Dannon,
I also have used the 20/80 GB and Neph. Sy. recipe when I was in school.
Do you have a certain precent for Silver Nitrite that you add?
Thanks and regards,
Alisa in Denmark
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Dato: 14. januar 2000 22:51
Emne: Re: Raku: Simple Glazes
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The two simplest I know are these:
Gerstley Borate 80=25
Nehpeline Syanite 20=25
and (Piepenburg):
Cornwall Stone 80=25
Nepheline Syanite 20=25
You can add colorants in the form of oxides or stains to
either of these. They both crackle well. In my experience,
Piepenburg's has a more interesting crackle pattern
Cornwall stone will be more expensive than Gerstley Borate.
The materials are available, no doubt, from Mile Hi Ceramics in
Denver.
regards
Dannon Rhudy
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Dannon Rhudy on mon 17 jan 00
At 09:32 PM 01/16/2000 EST, you wrote:
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>I also have used the 20/80 GB and Neph. Sy. recipe when I was in school.
>Do you have a certain precent for Silver Nitrite that you add?
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No, I don't ever use Silver Nitrite. The glazes I mentioned are generally
used in class for white crackle, though sometimes small percents of
copper or cobalt or iron are added.
regards,
Dannon Rhudy
potter@koyote.com
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