pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on wed 24 may 06
Hi Randy,
Make them 'thick' (5/16ths to 3/8ths inch)
Thick Bowl, tapering a little in the sides as they
ascend...then, with a 'Bead' even, to have a
thicker terminal Rim...
Wide, tallish Foot...
Phil
el ve
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From: "Randy McCall"
> I was getting ready to make some mixing bowls.
Anyone have any suggestions
> on designing the rims?
>
>
> Randy
> South Carolina
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> http://members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
Randy McCall on wed 24 may 06
I was getting ready to make some mixing bowls. Anyone have any suggestions
on designing the rims?
Randy
South Carolina
Pottery Web site
http://members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
Lisa Skeen on wed 24 may 06
needs a nice thick rim, bcuz that's where you smack the spoon to shake
batter back in. :)
L
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>I was getting ready to make some mixing bowls. Anyone have any suggestions
> on designing the rims?
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> Randy
> South Carolina
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lee love on thu 25 may 06
--- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, Randy McCall wrote:
>
> I was getting ready to make some mixing bowls. Anyone have any
suggestions
> on designing the rims?
I like thick ones for durability, but it depends on the purpose.
Here are some shots of old Mashiko mixing bowls with spouts:
http://togei.blogspot.com/
I think the little one was cracked in the bisque, but the potter
glazed and fired it anyway.
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The Chapel of Art on fri 26 may 06
What size were you aiming to make, Randy? The
size-to-weight ratio will be a major factor to
consider... And how you intend to hold the when
mixing. It is one area where it pays to check out
what is offered by the commercial world. They
have been making a very long time and (more
important) it is what cooks are used to handling
and using. Not much use re-inventing the wheel,
if everyone else likes things just as they
were...
Sincerely
Janet Kaiser
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lee love on mon 29 may 06
--- In clayart@yahoogroups.com, Randy McCall wrote:
>
> I was getting ready to make some mixing bowls. Anyone have any
> suggestions on designing the rims?
Check out these rims from part of my "Mashiko Crockery" collection (I
dug them up for you):
http://claycraft.blogspot.com/
--
Lee in Mashiko, Japan
"Let the beauty we love be what we do." - Rumi
Sam Kelly on tue 30 may 06
Nice doggy bowls, good and stong.
Sam
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