George on tue 28 mar 06
I am firing greenware, with some underglazed greenware. Can I stack my
greenware or do I need to treat the underglazed wares like glazed wares? We
bisque to cone .06 and glaze fire to Cone 5
Susan P on wed 29 mar 06
George, I was waiting to see if someone with more excellent knowledge would
answer. But from my experience as an art teacher, I would say to treat them
somewhat closer to glazed items. The underglaze coat can be damaged -
brushed or or nicked off or rubbed off. Occasionally I had the underglaze
peel off of a few student pots when I fired this way too.
Before firing, I would wait for other responses - but I would not treat it
like plain greenware.
Susan in WA state
On 3/28/06, George wrote:
>
> I am firing greenware, with some underglazed greenware. Can I stack my
> greenware or do I need to treat the underglazed wares like glazed
> wares? We
> bisque to cone .06 and glaze fire to Cone 5
>
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