Dale Duncan

Male

York, SC

United States

Profile Information:

What is your experience with ceramics in general. (Long answer encouraged)
professional
What is your current involvement with electric fired ceramics? (long answer encouraged)
I'm a mid fire potter working with stoneware and paperclay with emphasis being placed on texture... either by glaze or surface treatment of the clay body.
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Conversation, information and insight concerning mid-fire pottery.
Where do you work on your ceramics projects?
home studio
Do you have your own, or participate in other ceramics Websites:
http://www.daleduncanpottery.com
How did you find this network?
search engine

Comment Wall:

  • Kitoi

    Wonderful pots Dale! Are these wood or gas fired?

    Feb 20, 2011

  • Kitoi

    Thanks for the ash tip, I'll have to give it a try. ^6 oxidation here as well

    Feb 20, 2011

  • sandy miller

    Hi Dale! Been awhile. After few years hiding in the garden I blew the dust off the equipment and settled back in.
    Your work is beautiful! Love the texture against the glazes.
    I have to get through two shows in the next couple weeks and then hope to contribute my last glaze test results. looks like a good site to plug in with other ^6 potters.

    Feb 21, 2011

  • §terry fallon

    Mr. Dale

     

    I build complete systems, each product I sell is 100% complete.

    I don’t do the brick cutting or the metalwork for the kilns. I use L&L and Euclid’s kilns to make the shell to Fallonator design. You still get the kiln warranty from the kiln manufacturer for the kiln and I give a warranty for those items that the kiln manufacture don’t cover. It’s like an extended warranty for your car. The JMH kilns come in all the popular sizes and some not so popular sizes like our JMH-5 it’s 5 cubic foot stacking space, uses kiln shelves for a 18” kiln but the JMH5 is 20” across, it gives you the extra space, just as fast as the small 18” kilns are, but wide enough to do large bowls and platers.  

    Check out some other sites that show case Fallonator Products

    http://puttgarden.com/crystal/tech/Vendors/fallon/fallonator.html

    http://puttgarden.com/crystal/tech/Vendors/fallon/fallon.html

    http://www.fallonator.com/products/jmh_series_of_kilns

    Feb 21, 2011

  • Nicholas Friedman

    Thanks for the feedback, Dale.  Look forward to keeping up on the site.  Take care.  Nick

    Feb 26, 2011