Wolff's on sun 1 oct 00
I've searched the archives for a recipe for a high fire castable slip and
came up empty, I posted last week and got no replies, does this mean there
is no such thing??? Or did my post get missed in all the limericks? Any help
I can get on this would be wonderful as I am trying to find this for a
couple of older gentlemen in my pottery class. Thanks, Kimi
June Perry on mon 2 oct 00
Kimi, did you look under kilns in the archives? It may be in that section
under bricks or miscellaneous.
Regards,
June
Sharon31 on mon 2 oct 00
Listen, "Wolff's",
In the handbook of Val Cushing you will find many many different
claybodies for all temperatures.
Ababi Sharon
sharon@shoval.org.il
http://www.milkywayceramics.com/cgallery/asharon.htm
From: "Wolff's"
To:
Sent: Monday, October 02, 2000 04:46
Subject: High fire castable slip...
> I've searched the archives for a recipe for a high fire castable slip and
> came up empty, I posted last week and got no replies, does this mean there
> is no such thing??? Or did my post get missed in all the limericks? Any
help
> I can get on this would be wonderful as I am trying to find this for a
> couple of older gentlemen in my pottery class. Thanks, Kimi
>
>
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Harry on mon 2 oct 00
Hi Kimi,
Wouldn't it be jsut as easy to go to your local pottery supplier and
purchase a stoneware or ceramic slip? Or take your own high fire clay, water
it down, mix it up and pour. I suppose it all depends on how large a project
you have.
Harry
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From: "Wolff's"
To:
Sent: Sunday, October 01, 2000 9:46 PM
Subject: High fire castable slip...
> I've searched the archives for a recipe for a high fire castable slip and
> came up empty, I posted last week and got no replies, does this mean there
> is no such thing??? Or did my post get missed in all the limericks? Any
help
> I can get on this would be wonderful as I am trying to find this for a
> couple of older gentlemen in my pottery class. Thanks, Kimi
>
>
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Jennifer F Boyer on mon 2 oct 00
I just searched the Clayart archives using the words _cone 10
casting slip_ and found around 10 posts. One has a recipe and
there are some comments on the recipe in the other posts. The
recipe is in a post from 1998. I thought that using the word
_castable_ might have mucked things up, since that would point
towards kiln building castable. Check it out. You have to give
the Archives TIME when doing a search. I type in the search
words, hit enter, and then go have a cup of tea, and I have a
cable modem! so have patience...
Good Luck,
Jennifer
Sharon31 wrote:
>
> Listen, "Wolff's",
> In the handbook of Val Cushing you will find many many different
> claybodies for all temperatures.
> Ababi Sharon
> sharon@shoval.org.il
> http://www.milkywayceramics.com/cgallery/asharon.htm
>
> From: "Wolff's"
> To:
> Sent: Monday, October 02, 2000 04:46
> Subject: High fire castable slip...
>
> > I've searched the archives for a recipe for a high fire castable slip and
> > came up empty, I posted last week and got no replies, does this mean there
> > is no such thing??? Or did my post get missed in all the limericks? Any
> help
> > I can get on this would be wonderful as I am trying to find this for a
> > couple of older gentlemen in my pottery class. Thanks, Kimi
> >
> >
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