A few hundred glaze recipes for Ye"all

I found that I had a 2013 glazechem database.There are hundreds of recipes. I extracted the recipes for you folk. The files were so large that this software would not accept even one of them as attachments. So, I put them on google drive. The links to download these .html files are below. Your browser should let you view them.
 
Raku
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B74t5cHBHat2TFBSRlE0LTRVVm8/view?u...
 
Midfire
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B74t5cHBHat2LUFRdF83T0dsc2c
 
Highfire
 https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B74t5cHBHat2Q3RhSmxGSFhLUHc/view?u...
 
LowFire
 https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B74t5cHBHat2QnRYck9xLUQ0cnc/view?u...

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Permalink Reply by George Lewter on February 11, 2017 at 1:04pm

Thanks, Lawrence. One thing people should understand, is that there are many thousand recipes out there, online. I would rather see two extensively documented recipes (photos on different clays, thickness info, known issues and solutions, firing suggestions, etc.) than two hundred bare recipes.

Actually, Now that I've looked at some of the mid-fire recipes you posted, the batch is better documented than most of the recipe lists that I have found over the years, but still totally lacks any the photo documentation that we are capable of handling here, and on the Insight-live glaze database.

If you follow the links to Lawrence's recipe files, you have to scroll down quite a distance to get to the actual recipes. The first few pages are filled with list formatting code for database records (recipes). (Please correct me if that is incorrect.)

Permalink Reply by Elena Kreinin on June 21, 2017 at 8:51am

Thank you Lawrence for posting this recipes, I found many mid range older formulations that I was looking for. Going to test quiet a few. Elena

Permalink Reply by Lawrence Weathers on June 21, 2017 at 1:02pm

Please also post your test results to www.glazy.org

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