Maryann on wed 19 mar 03
I have looked and looked in the archives , probably in the wrong place, =
for a great ^6 oxidation clear glaze.
I found one once, complete with pix and passed it forgetting my own =
copy. (stupid me) and help from you gurus out there?
thanks
Maryann
Tony Hansen on wed 19 mar 03
Try here:
http://www.digitalfire.ab.ca/cermat/education/4.php
or check the heading Base Glazes here:
http://www.digitalfire.ab.ca/cermat/education/index.php
> I have looked and looked in the archives , probably in the wrong place, =
> for a great ^6 oxidation clear glaze.
> I found one once, complete with pix and passed it forgetting my own =
> copy. (stupid me) and help from you gurus out there?
> thanks
> Maryann
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Tony Hansen, Digitalfire Corporation, http://digitalfire.com
Brian on thu 20 mar 03
On 19/3/03,you wrote...
>I have looked and looked in the archives , probably in the wrong
>place, for a great ^6 oxidation clear glaze.
Maryann
check out the clayglazexplore link on my web site
The basic stoneware glaze there is good for most cones in the mid temp range
some variations are suggested
Very reliable, good natured glaze...all by volume no need to weigh anything
4parts 3134 frit, 4 china clay, 2 feldspar, 2 silica, 1 whiting, 1
talc, 14 to 17 parts water
Its all I have used for years with colour variations for functional work
best wishes
Brian
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ceramic desigNZ
http://www.gartside.info
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