Karin Hurt on tue 21 feb 06
one question, are we talking oxidation or reduction? I'd love to find out, because at home I can only do oxidation, in class (when I sign up) it's reduction. Due to the fact that it's a 63 mile drive (one way), I've decided to stick closer to home and try to develop decent Cone 6 oxidation glazes.
Dick & Mary Walker wrote:
Here is a recipe I was given by David Bradley while taking a course from him in Arizona. The name he had with it was Noxema Blue and it does have great depth. Might be worth a try by you or any others that read this.
Custer Feldspar 52
Gerstley Borate 11
Wollestonite 25
EPK 12
Silica 5
Cobalt Carb 3
If any of you who read this need a bed to sleep in during NCECA, we have an extra bedroom. We are only a few miles from the conference site and would enjoy the company.
Dick Walker
Muddy Duck Pottery
Tigard, Oregon
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Dick & Mary Walker on tue 21 feb 06
Here is a recipe I was given by David Bradley while taking a course from him in Arizona. The name he had with it was Noxema Blue and it does have great depth. Might be worth a try by you or any others that read this.
Custer Feldspar 52
Gerstley Borate 11
Wollestonite 25
EPK 12
Silica 5
Cobalt Carb 3
If any of you who read this need a bed to sleep in during NCECA, we have an extra bedroom. We are only a few miles from the conference site and would enjoy the company.
Dick Walker
Muddy Duck Pottery
Tigard, Oregon
Ron Roy on thu 23 feb 06
This glaze just might be a stable glaze - that is a lot of cobalt however.
Expansion is a bit high but the crazing would be very hard to see.
RR
>Here is a recipe I was given by David Bradley while taking a course from
>him in Arizona. The name he had with it was Noxema Blue and it does have
>great depth. Might be worth a try by you or any others that read this.
>
>Custer Feldspar 52
>Gerstley Borate 11
>Wollestonite 25
>EPK 12
>Silica 5
>Cobalt Carb 3
Ron Roy
RR#4
15084 Little Lake Road
Brighton, Ontario
Canada
K0K 1H0
Phone: 613-475-9544
Fax: 613-475-3513
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