The Slack-DeBrock Family on sun 28 jul 02
Hi, especially to Marcia in Montana,
I can't find the cone 6 reduction recipes in the archives anywhere, and =
have tried several combinations of headings and subjects. Can you guide =
me as to what they are under?=20
I have a wood fueled kiln and wondered if you have experiemented with =
them in that type of atmosphere. I often have a cold spot in the bottom =
back corner and down low, and thought he top can get to Cone 12, the =
bottom is more like Cone 8...so lower fluxing glazes would be most =
useful for this area!
Thanks for your help.......
Joan
Michelle Lowe on sun 28 jul 02
At 09:36 AM 7/28/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi, especially to Marcia in Montana,
>
>I can't find the cone 6 reduction recipes in the archives anywhere, and have tried several combinations of headings and subjects. Can you guide me as to what they are under?
>
Hi Joan,
I happen to have archived the cone 6 chit chat recipes (posted in 1996!), and I pulled the reduction recipes from that thread out to repost for you, I have not tested these myself.
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glaze name: Turquoise
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Nepheline Syenite 61.54
>Strontium Carbonate 20.88
>Silica 7.69
>Ball Clay 6.59
>Lithium Carbonate 3.30
>Copper Carbonate 3.50
>Bentonite 4.00
>Epsom Salts 1.00
>color: this is usually bright, very turquoise
>surface: matt
>comments: As far as I know, these work fine in oxidation as well
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>
>glaze name: Blue Celadon
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Volcanic Ash 56.0
>Wollastonite 14.0
>Ball Clay 12.0
>Gerstley Borate 10.0
>Silica 8.0
>Alberta Slip 15.00
>Cobalt Carbonate 0.25
>color: Blue celadon
>surface:
>comments: goes a little gray over stoneware, nicely translucent on procelain.
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>
>glaze name: Shino
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Nepheline Syenite 54.5
>Spodumene 22.8
>Ball Clay 14.9
>Gerstley Borate 4.9
>Soda Ash 2.9
>color:
>surface:
>comments:
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>
>
>glaze name: Woo Yellow
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Nepheline Syenite 35.64
>Strontium Carbonate 20.06
>Zircopax 16.16
>Dolomite 12.95
>Silica 7.59
>Kaolin 7.59
>Red Iron Oxide 3.00
>>Bentonite 4.00
>Epsom Salts 1.00
>color: nice deep yellow with brown spotting over iron bearing clay when
>thin. Waxier and paler when thick.
>surface: matt
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>glaze name: Phila Green
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Nepheline Syenite 58
>Strontium Carbonate 26
>Ball Clay 10
>Silica 5
>Lithium Carbonate 1
>Rutile 4
>Copper Carbonate 4
>Bentonite 4
>Epsom Salts 1
>color: green pools black with some purplish highlights
>surface: matte
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>
>glaze name: Satin Spodumene
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Spodumene 28.57
>Dolomite 22.86
>Custer Feldspar 20.00
>Silica 11.43
>Kaolin 8.57
>Zircopax 4.76
>Gerstley Borate 3.81
>color: pale yellow ivory or very opaque white
>surface: matt
>comments: Color depends upon the type of spodumene.
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>
>glaze name: Black
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>K-200 Feldspar 78.81
>Gerstley Borate 10.76
>Whiting 5.46
>EPK 4.97
>Manganses Dioxide 4.14
>Copper Carbonate 3.31
>Cobalt Carbonate 1.99
>color: Black
>surface: more matt thin, more glossy thick.
>comments: makes blue over the matt white, does interesting things over
>and under oxblood.
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>
>glaze name: Matte White
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Nepheline Syenite 38.7
>Wollastonite 15.2
>BArium Carbonate 15.2
>Silica 10.5
>EPK 10.2
>Gerstley Borate 10.2
>color: very white
>surface:
>comments: very white in oxidation, duller in reduction
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>
>glaze name: Clear
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Silica 31.0
>Nepheline Syenite 30.0
>Gerstley Borate 21.0
>EPK 10.0
>Wollastonite 8.0
>color: clear in oxidation, greyish in reduction
>surface: gloss
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>
>glaze name: Brown Persimmon
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Silica 37.63
>Nepheline Syenite 21.51
>Whiting 16.13
>EPK 13.98
>Gerstley Borate 10.75
>Red Iron Oxide 16.13
>color: deep brown with occasional lighter speckling
>surface:
>comments: very nice
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>glaze name: Oxblood
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Nepheline Syenite 54.58
>Gerstley Borate 12.44
>Whiting 10.56
>Silica 21.06
>Copper Oxide 0.38
>Tin Oxide 0.98
>color: green in oxidation, red in reduction
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
>
>glaze name: Tan Satin Matt
>cone: 6
>kiln type: gas
>firing: reduction
>recipe:
>Zinc Oxide 4.50
>Whiting 10.00
>Talc 2.10
>Barium Carbonate 11.00
>F-4 Feldspar 42.00
>EPK 8.30
>Ball Clay 8.00
>Silica 14.00
>Rutile 5.00
>color:
>surface:
>comments: untested
>submitted by: John Anthony
>e-mail: JTRAX@AOL.COM
>
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Michelle Lowe potter in the Phoenix desert
http://www.desertdragonpottery.com
Mishy@desertdragonpottery.com
mishlowe@amug.org
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Alisa Liskin Clausen on mon 29 jul 02
Dear Joan,
I tested Marcia's cone 6 redux. recipes in oxidation. Many good results.
There is also one called Hal's Apple Green that I fire in ox. and use fairly
regularly.
They are listed in the archives and if you search authors name as
aliskin@mail.dk
they will be among the recipes listed.
Otherwise, let me know if you still do not find them and I will send them or
direct you better to them.
regards from Alisa in Denmark
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