Steven Lee on fri 18 oct 02
I am afraid that I do not know the recipe for the claybody I use for my
pieces. It comes pre-pugged from Armadillo Clay and Supply in Austin TX.
I can tell you that the 10% grogged body seemed to survive raw glazing and
dipping at a bone dry state better than the high-iron red clay (both
mid-fire cone 5 bodies.) The low-iron white midfire porcelainous clay had
the most problem, probably because they had the thinnest walls of them all.
Does anybody have a suggestion for a clay body particularly suited to raw
glazing?
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Steven D. Lee
SD Pottery - The Little Texas Pottery
http://www.sdpottery.com
millenial_age@yahoo.com
14341 FM 112
Thrall, TX 76578
512-898-5195
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