Earl Brunner on thu 2 jan 03
Peter -
There is also:
http://digitalfire.com/
They sell software as well, but there is a lot of info on the site.
There are also several other software packages out there including
"shareware".
There is also Ian Currie's page (his system is great):
http://ian.currie.to/index.html
PeteTree@AOL.COM on thu 2 jan 03
Can anyone recommend any good books or websites which offer good information on Glazes. I know next to nothing now and my old college ceramics book doesn't help much. I am wanting to learn as much as possible, eventually how to develop/calculate recipes.
Thanks much,
Peter
Les Crimp on thu 2 jan 03
Peter -
Get Ron Roy's & John Hesseberth's book on glazes! One of a kind!
Les Crimp on Vancouver Island.
lcrimp@shaw.ca
www.arrowsmithpottersguild.bc.ca
Mayssan Shora Farra on fri 3 jan 03
>Get Ron Roy's & John Hesseberth's book on glazes! One of a kind!
>
>Les Crimp on Vancouver Island.
>lcrimp@shaw.ca
>www.arrowsmithpottersguild.bc.ca
Peter:
Besides Mastering Glazes, What helped me was this site,
http://www.matrix2000.co.nz/GlazeTeach/Index.htm
Good luck and have a wonderful journy int glaze.
Mayssan,
In Charleston WV
watching the darkness get lighter and lighter.
http://www.clayvillepottery.com
Lawrence Ewing on fri 3 jan 03
Hi Peter,
Take a a look at GlazeTeach. It's free on line at
http://www.matrix2000.co.nz/GlazeTeach/Index.htm
Cheers,
Lawrence Ewing
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> Can anyone recommend any good books or websites which offer good
information on Glazes. I know next to nothing now and my old college
ceramics book doesn't help much. I am wanting to learn as much as possible,
eventually how to develop/calculate recipes.
>
> Thanks much,
> Peter
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Graham Mercer on fri 3 jan 03
Pete wrote ...Can anyone recommend any good books or websites which offer
good information on Glazes...
Hi Pete,
I am only new to ceramics and studying full-time at the moment. We have
been using "Stoneware Glazes - A Systematic Approach" by Ian Currie which
is a fabulous book for learning to test and develop glazes. It also teaches
how to calculate recipes and convert between recipes and formulae. I have
found it an invaluable learning resource. It is an Australian publication
ISBN 0 9589275 2 9 but I believe that it may be available through The
Potters Shop in the USA.
Hope this helps
Graham Mercer in Melbourne, Australia
Diane Mead on fri 3 jan 03
The Daniel Rhodes book has just been updated (within 2+ years)
by robin hopper. I like it and have the newest edition.
You can get virtually any book, looks like new
for used prices from http://www.powells.com
They send them to you cheaper than you can buy local.
i live in Georgia and order from Portland oregon powells
all the time. They do have everything and are legends in bookselling.
Best wishes,
diane mead
Hank Murrow on fri 3 jan 03
On Thursday, January 2, 2003, at 11:49 PM, Graham Mercer wrote:
> Pete wrote ...Can anyone recommend any good books or websites which=20
> offer
> good information on Glazes...
>
> Hi Pete,
> I am only new to ceramics and studying full-time at the moment. We=20
> have
> been using "Stoneware Glazes - A Systematic Approach" by Ian Currie=20
> which
> is a fabulous book for learning to test and develop glazes. It also=20
> teaches
> how to calculate recipes and convert between recipes and formulae. I=20=
> have
> found it an invaluable learning resource. It is an Australian=20
> publication
> ISBN 0 9589275 2 9 but I believe that it may be available through The
> Potters Shop in the USA.
> Hope this helps
> Graham Mercer in Melbourne, Australia
>
And always available (takes just a week to get) by credit card:
Copies of the book =93Revealing Glazes - Using the Grid Method=94 and =
also=20
=93Stoneware Glazes - A Systematic Approach=94 can be purchased by
credit card via the author=92s website, http://ian.currie.to/
Cheers, Hank in Eugene=
Carol Tripp on sat 4 jan 03
While you are waiting for all the books everyone has recommended, spend some
time in the Archives:
http://www.potters.org/categories.htm
http://www.ceramics.org/clayart
Best regards,
Carol
Dubai, UAE
Peter wrote:
> > Can anyone recommend any good books or websites which offer good
> > information on Glazes. I know next to nothing now and my old college
> > ceramics book doesn't help much. I am wanting to learn as much as
> > possible, eventually how to develop/calculate recipes.
> >
>
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Steve Mills on sun 5 jan 03
Can I also put in a plug for Michael Bailey's book:
Glazes Cone 6
A & C Black, London, UK
University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, USA
Not free, but reasonably priced & like John & Ron's book excellent
value!
Steve
Bath
UK
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>> Can anyone recommend any good books or websites which offer good
>information on Glazes. I know next to nothing now and my old college
>ceramics book doesn't help much. I am wanting to learn as much as possibl=
>e,
>eventually how to develop/calculate recipes.
>>
>> Thanks much,
>> Peter
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