John Tilton on sat 10 mar 01
My favorite fake ash glaze is
"Gatorskin"
This is Gator Country.
Alberta or Albany Slip 32
Whiting 20
EPK 8
Rutile (turns glaze yellow) 1 to 5%
As an addendum to what Mel has said about the importance of the clay
body to the glaze, I have used Rhodes 32 over porcelain with great
results.
John
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K.Wilson on sun 11 mar 01
Hi - I wanted to try your glaze, but... what cone?
Thanks,
Katherine
John Tilton wrote:
> My favorite fake ash glaze is
>
> "Gatorskin"
> This is Gator Country.
>
> Alberta or Albany Slip 32
> Whiting 20
> EPK 8
> Rutile (turns glaze yellow) 1 to 5%
Katherine Wilson
Nanaimo, BC, Canada
Where the liquid sun shines occasionally,
and the white stuff rarely falls
Mike Gordon on sun 11 mar 01
John,
Could you tell us at what temp you fire to and red. or ox.? Thanks Mike
Gordon
WHC228@AOL.COM on wed 1 may 02
I recently read a recipe for a ^ 9 fake ash glaze that had Ravenscrag clay,
whiting, and some clay. Does anyone remember seeing that recipe and if they
did would you send it to me offline.
Bill Campbell
Lorraine Pierce on thu 2 may 02
I would like to see the fake ash glaze posted for all to see, Bill.
^9-10...Please. Lori in New Port Richey, Fl.
Kat in the Hat on thu 2 may 02
Bill Campbell wrote:
>I recently read a recipe for a ^ 9 fake ash glaze that had Ravenscrag =
clay,
>whiting, and some clay. Does anyone remember seeing that recipe and if =
they
>did would you send it to me offline.
>Bill Campbell
I would be interested in this recipe as well. Could some one send me the =
recipe as well, Heck if anybody has any Ravenscrag Recipes could they =
send it to me.
I am working with this material to make glazes for all temperature =
ranges and if anyone would like to give me there opinion on this =
material I would appreciate it. =20
Thanks!
Kat
Assistant lab technician
Plainsman Clays. ltd.
kat@digitalfire.com
www.plainsmanclays.com
Bobbruch1@AOL.COM on thu 14 nov 02
This has been modified from that may also be in the archives ....
I had a nice test on porcelain, not much on stoneware.
25 OM4 Ball Clay
22 Red Art
5 Bone Ash
23.5 Dolemite
15 Strontium
2 Lithium
10 Gerstly Borate
that may not add to 100 due to subbing of Strontium for barium.
Charles Moore on thu 14 nov 02
Bob,
Since I missed the earlier Clayart posting that your responded to, would you
remind us for what cone is this glaze designed?
Thanks.
Charles
Sacramento
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Subject: fake ash glaze
> This has been modified from that may also be in the archives ....
> I had a nice test on porcelain, not much on stoneware.
>
> 25 OM4 Ball Clay
> 22 Red Art
> 5 Bone Ash
> 23.5 Dolemite
> 15 Strontium
> 2 Lithium
> 10 Gerstly Borate
>
> that may not add to 100 due to subbing of Strontium for barium.
>
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Bobbruch1@AOL.COM on fri 15 nov 02
<<<<From: Charles Moore
Subject: Re: fake ash glaze
<<<<you
remind us for what cone is this glaze designed
Sorry, cone 6 oxidation
stephen h on fri 30 jan 04
here is a recipe i just picked up at my last job in hawaii
not sure where they got it,,,looks good though
alberta 51.6
whiting 32.3
ball clay 16.1
cobalt c 2-3
rio 1
we fired this to 10 redux,,it will take ox
i believe it will be fine at 6 ox,,,,, you might want to tweek the ball clay amount and maybe add some neph sy,,,,,try the original recipe first
take it easy
steve
freezing my ass off in wv
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Karin on fri 26 aug 05
I'm just sorting our files and found this email from 3/11/01 (John =
Tilton), my question is, does anyone have any experience with it, and I =
quote:
"Gatorskin"
This is Gator Country
Alberta or Albany Slip 32
Whiting 20
EPK 8
Rutile (turns glaze yellow) 1 to 5%
As an addendum to what Mel has said about the importance of the clay =
body to the glaze, I have used Rhodes 32 over porcelain with great =
results.
John"
out of ignorance I must ask was that a reduction firing and what cone =
temp?
Thanks
Karin Hurt
www.laughingbearpottery.com
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