Karin Hurt on wed 5 nov 03
does anyone have a recommendation?
Thanks,
Karin
Lake Havasu City, Arizona
http://www.laughingbearpottery.com
Ababi on wed 5 nov 03
Any ^6 glaze through Curies grid
Ababi
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Subject: Book for Oxidation glazes to Cone 8
does anyone have a recommendation?
Thanks,
Karin
Lake Havasu City, Arizona
http://www.laughingbearpottery.com
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Tony Hansen on thu 6 nov 03
How about using a ceramic chemistry program like INSIGHT
to add silica and alumina to existing cone 6 glazes while
maintaining their ratio for minimal impact on glaze appearance?
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Pamela Watkins on thu 6 nov 03
Hi Karin
You may want to try The Glaze Book Stephen Murfitt Krause Publications.
It has a ton of recepies from eartenware to high fire and provides quality pictures of test tile samples. I have two glazes in particular from this book that are successful and several more I'm getting around to.
Good Luck!
Peace,
Pamela
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Karin Hurt wrote:
does anyone have a recommendation?
Thanks,
Karin
Lake Havasu City, Arizona
http://www.laughingbearpottery.com
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Chris Clyburn on fri 7 nov 03
>You may want to try The Glaze Book Stephen Murfitt Krause Publications.
>
>It has a ton of recepies from eartenware to high fire and provides quality
pictures of test tile samples. I have two glazes in particular from this
book that are successful and several more I'm getting around to.
>
There is a wonderful cone 9 iron red oxidation glaze in the book that I
tested. It called for a percentage of HV Ball and Ak Ball which I couldn't
find any info about and I almost didn't test the glaze. Then on a whim I
decided to use OM4 ball in the amount that it called for with the HV and AK
and it worked out faboulously on Laguna's Big White clay body. I'm currently
testing and modifying other glazes in the book and with the exception of the
two and three part glazes which only seem to turn white (maybe I am mixing
them wrong) I have had nothing but success.
Chris Clyburn
Edouard Bastarache Inc. on fri 7 nov 03
Hello all,
Chappell in his book says that in glazes you can substitute nearly
all ball clays without much difference; but he also says it is not
the same for clays.
Later,
"Ils sont fous ces quebecois"
Edouard Bastarache
Irreductible Quebecois
Indomitable Quebeker
Sorel-Tracy
Quebec
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http://sorel-tracy.qc.ca/~edouardb/
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