Carol Tripp on tue 16 apr 02
I plan to change my bisque temp up from ^06 to ^04. I have several hundred
test tiles already bisqued to ^06. Should I refire them to ^04 so when I use
them for testing they will behave like pots fired to ^04? Or should I just
use them as is since most glaze tests are just steps leading to the final
destination and rarely ever the EUREKA one dreams about? Or should I dump
them and make some new ones and fire them to ^04?
Thanks for any input.
Best regards,
Carol
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Marianne Lombardo on tue 16 apr 02
Hi Carol;
I don't think you will have a problem. You may need to soak for 15 or 20
minutes to make sure any gas bubbles have time to heal over, but I do that
anyway.
Marianne Lombardo
Omemee, Ontario, Canada
> I plan to change my bisque temp up from ^06 to ^04. I have several
hundred
> test tiles already bisqued to ^06. Should I refire them to ^04 so when I
use
Steve Mills on wed 17 apr 02
Use them as gap fillers in your next bisque firings to ^4. The only time
to dump them is if the test is NBG (no b***** good).
Steve
Bath
UK
In message , Carol Tripp writes
>I plan to change my bisque temp up from ^06 to ^04. I have several hundr=
>ed
>test tiles already bisqued to ^06. Should I refire them to ^04 so when I =
>use
>them for testing they will behave like pots fired to ^04? Or should I ju=
>st
>use them as is since most glaze tests are just steps leading to the final
>destination and rarely ever the EUREKA one dreams about? Or should I dum=
>p
>them and make some new ones and fire them to ^04?
>Thanks for any input.
>Best regards,
>Carol
>
>
>_________________________________________________________________
>MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos:
>http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
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Steve Mills
Bath
UK
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