Susan P on sun 30 apr 06
I remember that my professor's said that the service rim on bowls could not
be thrown too flat or they would collapse - perhaps it is physics or? Does
the design need to be changed so that there is a bit more lift on the rim?
Someone who knows...?
near seattle
On 4/30/06, Pat Southwood wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I think that you are either taking them out of the mould a little too
> soon, or your rims are too wide, if you "jellymould" them out of the moul=
ds
> onto a board, rim down, keep them this way up for a bit: this might help.
> Dont do it so soon that the base slumps though. Also you could try a lowe=
r
> temp glaze, less movement.
>
> Pat Southwood
>
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Pat Southwood on sun 30 apr 06
Hi,
I think that you are either taking them out of the mould a little too =
soon, or your rims are too wide, if you "jellymould" them out of the =
moulds onto a board, rim down, keep them this way up for a bit: this =
might help. Dont do it so soon that the base slumps though. Also you =
could try a lower temp glaze, less movement.
Pat Southwood
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