Susan P on tue 25 apr 06
Perhaps I overlooked the info (or perhaps I don't need to know and don't
know that yet), but what type of clay body?
Susan near Seattle
On 4/25/06, Randy McCall wrote:
>
> For anyone interested I am testing layering glazes. I have fired about 3=
5
> test tubes and am publishing the results. Some of the glazes are
> commercial
> glazes, some are clayArt, some are MC6, and some are Bailey Glazes. Ther=
e
> are also some variations of some glazes that I have gotten off of clayart
> that I adjusted to get it right for me. If the glazes are public I will
> share the glaze or point you to the source. If the glaze came out of a
> book
> you will have to purchase the book.
>
> The first page can be seen by going to my web site and click on the text
> Glaze Test 1. This has 10 tests.
>
> I am in no way associated with any commercial glaze company and am just
> testing these glazes for my search of glazes that will work for me. You
> may
> get different results. I usually fast fire up and down in an electric
> kiln
> but do soak some at top temperature. These glazes were fired where the
> Cone
> 5 large cone was touching the shelf and the Cone 6 large cone was at 9
> o'clock.
>
> I have gotten some very nice combinations.
>
> If you have some nice combo glazes I would appreciate if you would share
> them with me also.
>
> I have three more pages that I will try to publish this week or next.
>
>
> Randy
> South Carolina
> Pottery Web site
> members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
>
>
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Randy McCall on tue 25 apr 06
For anyone interested I am testing layering glazes. I have fired about 35
test tubes and am publishing the results. Some of the glazes are commercial
glazes, some are clayArt, some are MC6, and some are Bailey Glazes. There
are also some variations of some glazes that I have gotten off of clayart
that I adjusted to get it right for me. If the glazes are public I will
share the glaze or point you to the source. If the glaze came out of a book
you will have to purchase the book.
The first page can be seen by going to my web site and click on the text
Glaze Test 1. This has 10 tests.
I am in no way associated with any commercial glaze company and am just
testing these glazes for my search of glazes that will work for me. You may
get different results. I usually fast fire up and down in an electric kiln
but do soak some at top temperature. These glazes were fired where the Cone
5 large cone was touching the shelf and the Cone 6 large cone was at 9
o'clock.
I have gotten some very nice combinations.
If you have some nice combo glazes I would appreciate if you would share
them with me also.
I have three more pages that I will try to publish this week or next.
Randy
South Carolina
Pottery Web site
members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
Noel Jensen on wed 26 apr 06
Randy,
Thanks for your work and willingness to share.
Noel Jensen
(noeljensen@comcast.net)
Randy McCall wrote:
> For anyone interested I am testing layering glazes...
>
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