Dave Finkelnburg on sun 2 apr 06
Chris,
If you try the ceramic tape, be aware that it will
produce a lot more fumes when fired than ordinary
clay. The organic binder typically used for tape
casting is usually something like toluene, and the
fumes are nasty, so vent the kiln very well. It's a
very interesting product.
Good experimenting,
Dave Finkelnburg
--- Chris Campbell wrote:
> One of the vendors at NCECA was telling me
> about this product from Europe.
> http://www.kerafol.com/flashpage/frame.html
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Chris Campbell on sun 2 apr 06
One of the vendors at NCECA was telling me
about this product from Europe.
http://www.kerafol.com/flashpage/frame.html
Look around the site at the images of
the classes and artwork ...
It looks extremely interesting !!
I am trying to find out if there is a source for
it in the US yet.
Chris Campbell - in North Carolina -
spring has sprung ... the bluebirds are nesting
and the pollen count is rising!
Chris Campbell Pottery LLC
9417 Koupela Drive
Raleigh NC 27615-2233
Fine Colored Porcelain since 1989
1-800-652-1008
Fax : 919-676-2062
website: www.ccpottery.com
wholesale : www.wholesalecrafts.com
Kathy McDonald on mon 3 apr 06
Chris that sounds like a really interesting product.
I would be really interested in knowing more\if you find a
North American distributor.
I have had some health problems lately that
have dramatically impacted my ability to
throw pots and jeweler and tiles have
become my alternative.
Would love to know more.
Kathy
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On Behalf Of
Chris Campbell
Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 11:27 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Keraflex - porcelain tape
One of the vendors at NCECA was telling me
about this product from Europe.
http://www.kerafol.com/flashpage/frame.html
Look around the site at the images of
the classes and artwork ...
It looks extremely interesting !!
I am trying to find out if there is a source for
it in the US yet.
Chris Campbell - in North Carolina -
spring has sprung ... the bluebirds are nesting
and the pollen count is rising!
Chris Campbell Pottery LLC
9417 Koupela Drive
Raleigh NC 27615-2233
Fine Colored Porcelain since 1989
1-800-652-1008
Fax : 919-676-2062
website: www.ccpottery.com
wholesale : www.wholesalecrafts.com
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Bonnie Staffel on tue 4 apr 06
I wrote to this company and they responded that they did not have a US
distributor. The email also said they had attached data for my =
information.
However, my McAfee had blocked it and when I unblocked the email, there =
was
no attachment shown. So will have to either write again or figure out =
what
others have received.
They did say that one could buy directly from them. =20
Bonnie Staffel
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Heidy Freyre on thu 6 apr 06
On Mon, 3 Apr 2006 08:10:28 -0500, Kathy McDonald
wrote:
>Chris that sounds like a really interesting product.
>I would be really interested in knowing more\if you find a
>North American distributor.
>
>I have had some health problems lately that
>have dramatically impacted my ability to
>throw pots and jeweler and tiles have
>become my alternative.
>Would love to know more.
>
>Kathy
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On Behalf Of
>Chris Campbell
>Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 11:27 AM
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Keraflex - porcelain tape
>
>
>One of the vendors at NCECA was telling me
>about this product from Europe.
>
>http://www.kerafol.com/flashpage/frame.html
>
>Look around the site at the images of
>the classes and artwork ...
>It looks extremely interesting !!
>
>I am trying to find out if there is a source for
>it in the US yet.
>
>Chris Campbell - in North Carolina -
>spring has sprung ... the bluebirds are nesting
>and the pollen count is rising!
>
>Chris Campbell Pottery LLC
>9417 Koupela Drive
>Raleigh NC 27615-2233
>
>Fine Colored Porcelain since 1989
>
>1-800-652-1008
>Fax : 919-676-2062
>website: www.ccpottery.com
>wholesale : www.wholesalecrafts.com
Kerafol
Hi Chris, Kathy, Bonnie
This product has been on the market here around two years now. I have
never tried it. Apart from the toxic fumes which can even explode, it is
quite expensive. One sheet A4 is USD 16.49, 1 m, 40 cm wide tape is USD
60.48 and a quarter liter of the foil slip is USD 7.
By the way I am a great admirer of Chris's work
best regards,
heidy
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