Earl Brunner on sun 28 apr 02
Would that be bone ash form MAD COWS?
Earl Brunner
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From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On
Behalf Of Craig Martell
Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2002 4:12 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: Bone Ash pellets
Hi:
I have the pellet form of bone ash. Are you pellets really white in
color? That's what mine look like. This is English Bone Ash from Hamil
and Gillespie. A very good bone ash I might add.
regards, Craig Martell in Oregon
Chris Jones on sun 28 apr 02
Hello,
I recently saw a post on bone ash and it got me wondering about my own =
supply. I obtained approx. #20 of bone ash from a potter "going out of =
business" and it is in pellet form. It dissolves fairly well when mixed =
with water, and I have used it in a variety of glazes. I have never =
purchased Bone Ash from a supplier and wonder if anyone else gets bone =
ash in this form and if it is Tri or Di calcium phosphate. Thanks for =
any help or advice.
Thank you,=20
Chris Jones
Visit www.jonespottery.net =20
Craig Martell on sun 28 apr 02
Hi:
I have the pellet form of bone ash. Are you pellets really white in
color? That's what mine look like. This is English Bone Ash from Hamil
and Gillespie. A very good bone ash I might add.
regards, Craig Martell in Oregon
Chris Jones on sun 28 apr 02
Thanks Craig!
Yes my pellets are very white. After reading the recent posts, I had to find
out exactly what I had. I have been doing some Copper Red glaze tests and
wanted to eliminate any unknown variables.
Thank you,
Chris Jones
Visit www.jonespottery.net
Ababi on mon 29 apr 02
I don't know if it helps. One of the kaolins I buy, comes in pellets, I
believe to avoid dust.
Ababi
---------- Original Message ----------
>Hello,
>I recently saw a post on bone ash and it got me wondering about my own
>supply. I obtained approx. #20 of bone ash from a potter "going out of
>business" and it is in pellet form. It dissolves fairly well when mixed
>with water, and I have used it in a variety of glazes. I have never
>purchased Bone Ash from a supplier and wonder if anyone else gets bone
>ash in this form and if it is Tri or Di calcium phosphate. Thanks for
>any help or advice.
>Thank you,
>Chris Jones
>Visit www.jonespottery.net
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