Mark Issenberg on tue 20 mar 07
For the peple that didn't go to NCECA I found a new supplier of a new clay
slip. They are called A&KClay Co.
Its a clay they mine on there property.I bought a $1.00 bag and am looking
forward to testing it with ash and using it straight from the bag.
The phone # is 937.379.1495
I really trying clays with ash..
Mark
Lookout mountain
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Robert Klander on tue 20 mar 07
Hi Mark,
Ron did some testing on this clay last year...I will send his notes
along to you this evening, if you are interested. Let me know.
(Notes are on a different computer)
Robert
At 06:30 AM 3/20/2007, you wrote:
>For the peple that didn't go to NCECA I found a new supplier of a new clay
>slip. They are called A&KClay Co.
>
>Its a clay they mine on there property.I bought a $1.00 bag and am looking
>forward to testing it with ash and using it straight from the bag.
>
>The phone # is 937.379.1495
>
>I really trying clays with ash..
>
>Mark
>Lookout mountain
>
>
>
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Angela Davis on tue 20 mar 07
Hello Robert,
I read Mark's post with interest and plan to follow his
results closely. I bought a full 25 pound box, I actually developed a
crush on
Mr.Adkins. Such a dapper man!! And he and his proud wife dig the
clay on his farm in Ohio and process it with a hammer mill he built himself.
All of that grass roots enterprise sold me.
I have just recently completed the rebuilding of a cone 10 gas kiln and
am very interested in trying some slip glazes. And living in Florida I have
collected bins of ash I call "hurricane mix".
Cannot wait to mix something up. So please send me the RR info on this
clay,
if you don't I will keep bugging you.
Angela Davis
In sunny Homosassa once again.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Klander"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 9:50 AM
Subject: Re: Ohio Slip
> Hi Mark,
> Ron did some testing on this clay last year...I will send his notes
> along to you this evening, if you are interested. Let me know.
> (Notes are on a different computer)
>
> Robert
>
>
> At 06:30 AM 3/20/2007, you wrote:
>>For the peple that didn't go to NCECA I found a new supplier of a new clay
>>slip. They are called A&KClay Co.
>>
>>Its a clay they mine on there property.I bought a $1.00 bag and am looking
>>forward to testing it with ash and using it straight from the bag.
>>
>>The phone # is 937.379.1495
>>
>>I really trying clays with ash..
>>
>>Mark
>>Lookout mountain
>>
>>
>>
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>>everyone.
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Eric Hansen on tue 20 mar 07
Mark: I got a 10# box but had to give it to my brother
in Louisville because I was over weight on my luggage,
and that after mailing all the literature and CDROMS
home USPS media mail.
I especially like the greenish cast of the salt fired
example. I can't imagine it not looking absolutely
great in salt/wood at cone 10. They dig the stuff in
Louisville too, but the milling and packaging alone
makes it worth the low price.
H A M B O N E
--- Mark Issenberg wrote:
> For the peple that didn't go to NCECA I found a new
> supplier of a new clay
> slip. They are called A&KClay Co.
>
> Its a clay they mine on there property.I bought a
> $1.00 bag and am looking
> forward to testing it with ash and using it straight
> from the bag.
>
> The phone # is 937.379.1495
>
> I really trying clays with ash..
>
> Mark
> Lookout mountain
>
>
>
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Weiland, Jeff on mon 30 apr 07
At Louisville, there were a bunch of us who picked up some of the Ohio
Slip. I am doing some tests substituting it for Albany slip in a bunch
of old recipes that I have. I am curious to find out if any of the rest
of you purchasers have done any testing and what you have come up with.=20
=20
Jeff Weiland
Greenfield-Central High School
810 North Broadway
Greenfield, Indiana 46140
317-462-9211
jweiland@gcsc.k12.in.us
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Randy McCall on wed 9 jul 08
Has anyone on the list tried the Ohio Slip. Wondering how it worked out?
Randy
Cotton Patch Pottery
members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
Kim Hohlmayer on thu 10 jul 08
Hi Randy,
Yes, I tried it and it works nicely. Because I fire at ^6 it didn't vitrify but gave a nice red/brown wash effect. It is also attractive under clear glaze. Hope this helps. --Kim H.
--- On Wed, 7/9/08, Randy McCall wrote:
> From: Randy McCall
> Subject: Ohio Slip
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Date: Wednesday, July 9, 2008, 3:43 PM
> Has anyone on the list tried the Ohio Slip. Wondering how
> it worked out?
>
>
> Randy
>
> Cotton Patch Pottery
> members.tripod.com/~McCallJ/index.html
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