Potters & Sculptors - Making Rock from Mud
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Magruder Red cone 6Iron oxide glaze John Britt http://ncclayclub.blogspot.com/ From John Britt Magruder Red cone 6 Here is a really nice cone 6 Iron red.… Started by Joan Scott |
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Jun 21, 2014 Reply by Donna Kat |
Fool-(or should I say kid) proof transparent glaze........anyone have a suggestion?My studio has begun offering classes to young, potential potters who have lots of great ideas. Unfortunately when they decorate with oxides… Started by Cyndy Littleton |
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May 24, 2014 Reply by Nadine Mercader |
maggie moo glazeMaggie Moo breaks nice over slip G200 20 frit 3134 20 wollastonite 10 epk 21 talc 11.5 silica 17.5 tin 3,96 zinc 2,45… Started by juli long |
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May 21, 2014 Reply by juli long |
White suger powder lookalike glazeHi, I have been following this forum for months and have finally found the courage to do my first posting. I am a ceramics hobbyist for aro… Started by Tan Boon Wee |
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May 9, 2014 Reply by George Lewter |
Dave's BlueI got the following recipe from a studio where I was taking class. I can't figure out how to recalculate the amounts. I want to be able t… Started by Chantay Poulsen |
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May 6, 2014 Reply by Chantay Poulsen |
PA Frogskin GlazeI am not certain of the origin of this glaze but I got it from the Prince Albert Arts Center and I believe they got it from the Saskatoon P… Started by Kathy Ransom |
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Apr 11, 2014 Reply by Norm Stuart |
Cone 6 pink varigations?I"m currently working on a series of fat ladys and their 7 deadly sins. I was wondering if anybody knows of any pink or flesh tone glazes… Started by robert arias |
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Jan 19, 2014 Reply by robert arias |
Gerstley borateHi All, As an Aussie I find it frustrating that so many of your lovely glaze recipes require Gertsley Borate which, I understand, is in ver… Started by Clive Eger |
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Jan 10, 2014 Reply by Jennifer Arthur |
Clear cone 6 recipePlease share with me your favorite clear cone 6 recipes. I am having trouble with my recipes being cloudy. Thanks so much. Bonnie Hornsby Started by Bonnie Hornsby |
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Dec 30, 2013 Reply by Norm Stuart |
Chun (jun) glazesHi everyone, Very new to forums and a bit nervous.I'm interested in Chun glazes. At our local TAFE (college)in Cairns, we fire to cone 10.I… Started by Jennifer Arthur |
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Oct 4, 2013 Reply by Jennifer Arthur |
Low cost flat lapping disc can be used on you potters wheel if you, drill bat pin holes in it, and provide a trickle of water to cool it. At amazon.com, 120 grit for aggressive material removal. Click the image to purchase
Members have had great things to say about John Britt's new book, Mid-Range Glazes. Click the image to buy from Amazon.com
Purchase Glazes Cone 6 by Michael Bailey, The Potters Book of Glaze Recipes by Emmanuel Cooper, or Making Marks by Robin Hopper, all available at amazon.com. Mastering Cone 6 Glazes by John Hesselberth & Ron Roy is now out of print.
Harbor Freight is a great place to find unbeatable prices for better HVLP spray guns with stainless steel parts and serviceable economy models, as well as detail guns, all tested by our members for spraying glazes, as well as compressors to power the guns. As yet no one has tested and commented on the remarkably inexpensive air brushes at harbor freight.
The critter siphon gun is a spray alternative that is well liked by some of our members, and is available at amazon.
Amazon is also a competitive source for photo light tents for shooting professional quality pictures of your work. They also have the EZ Cube brand favored by several of our members. You might also want to purchase the book Photographing Arts, Crafts and Collectibles . . .
If you are up to creating videos of your work or techniques you might want to invest in a flip video camera
Following are a few scales useful for potters. Ohaus Triple Pro Mechanical Triple Beam Balance, 2610g x 0.1g, with Tare $169.00
And finally a low cost clone of the OHaus. The Adam Equipment TBB2610T Triple Beam Mechanical Balance With Tare Beam $99.62
ebay is a great alternative for many tools and the equipment used in the ceramics studio - kilns, wheels, extruders, slab rollers are often listed there both new and used.
If you just want to spout off, it is best accomplished as a blog posting. If you want to get more guidance and ideas from other members, ask a question as a new discussion topic. In the upper right corner of the lists for both types of posting, you will find an "+Add " button. Clicking it will open an editor where you create your posting. 4/16/2014
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