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269952
No body ever said leaky pots had no function - there should be some truth in advertizing however because most people will assume all pots have the same...
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Nov 1, 2007
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269953
Stephanie has a good point here - In past research I read about adding alumina to a glaze to suppress bubbles. However - if you simply replace 3134 with 3195...
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Nov 1, 2007
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269954
Donna; It is my opinion and I am not an expert at glaze manipulation, so you may receive better info from some of the experts on the list but I believe your ...
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Nov 1, 2007
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Thanks, especially Michael Wendt, for all the helpful suggestions on Ferric Chloride and sodium silicate. The suggestion to add water to sodium silicate at...
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Nov 1, 2007
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269956
Bonita; If you want something special done with your remains. Be sure to leave instructions where they can be found or where they will find their way into your...
Terrance Lazaroff
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Nov 1, 2007
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269957
Hi Donna, First of all the glaze (cone6?) is short of silica so it's not a good bet as a liner glaze. Zinc has a reputaion of encouraging crawling - if I add ...
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269958
Hi Keba, I wrote my thesis (in the '70's) on locking lids for ceramic containers. For my thesis show, I made locking lids along the lines of what you are ...
David Hendley
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Nov 1, 2007
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269959
... There is an obvious distinction made in eastern psychology, between habitual and integrated behavior. As in the example I gave about our preconceptions:...
Lee Love
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Nov 1, 2007
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269960
I've found that 5 minute epoxy works great. After the frog is glued in, check on it in a couple of minutes, because some have the tendency to kind of slide to...
Marni Turkel
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Nov 1, 2007
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This Plumber's GOOP does not dry perfectly clear, as in water clear, but drys to a clearish milk color. Many of the so-called clear silicones cure to this...
John Rodgers
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Nov 1, 2007
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269962
When I started making Ikabana containers I was told not to glue the Kensans/frogs ,, Its a matter of Balance. If the flowers or sticks or branches fall over...
Mark Issenberg
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Nov 1, 2007
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269963
Hi Pat, sorry you are having a bad experience with Texas. We Texans generally aim to please. Volcanic ash varies tremendously depending on what it is and where...
David Hendley
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Nov 1, 2007
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269964
Just catching up after several days at the Texas Clay Festival and traveling home --- I make urns with screw top jars. The best of all worlds - securely closed...
David Hendley
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Nov 1, 2007
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269965
It just keeps getting better! The 15th annual Texas Clay Festival was just wonderful - perfect weather and enough customers to keep 50 potters grinning from ...
David Hendley
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Nov 1, 2007
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269966
It's November 1st and that means that 2 months have flown by here. We have 5 weeks before we head away from Jingdezhen for the last week long leg of the trip....
tony clennell
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Nov 1, 2007
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269967
A recent post read: <<A book by Soetsu Yanagi is "The Unknown Craftsman" a Japanese Insight Into Beauty, Foreword by Shoji Hamada and adapted by Bernard...
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Nov 1, 2007
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269968
When thinking of the tools to use on clay, I would consider the clay. Porcelain is quite different than Sculpture Raku. Tools that work in one may not work in...
Chris trabka
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Nov 1, 2007
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269969
This spring I attended a workshop that focused on extruders and assembages. I was exploring new ideaa. That weekend I paid no attention to details and ...
Chris trabka
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Nov 1, 2007
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269970
... I have a project in mind that would create a clay tile with a piece or pieces of sandstone (or slate) imbedded in the tile. At what temp would this work?...
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Nov 1, 2007
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Geez...I don't know Steve....I get my clay at WalMart and it's wonderful!!! Tom Wirt In case the person who put the Amazon comment on doesn't get it, I'm ...
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Nov 1, 2007
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269972
A few things I forgot to mention about making your own ferric chloride: use mild steel shavings or drill bits that are clean (no oil) use more iron so the...
Michael Wendt
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Nov 1, 2007
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269973
... There is a lack of professional attitudes in expecting handmade to only be marketed with commercial slogans. It might sell your pots, but it is turning...
Lee Love
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Nov 1, 2007
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269974
Hi Donna, "Rudy's Black, Feldspar - Custer ,4920.00, Kaolin - EPK ,1990.00, Whiting ,1790.00, Zinc Oxide ,800.00, Flint ,500.00, Cobalt Oxide ,130, Iron Oxide...
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Nov 1, 2007
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269975
Yeh! I've read you all describing glazing your urn with real glaze. No one has mentioned making a glaze directly from the human ash, which is what I did !...
Frank Colson
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Nov 1, 2007
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269976
Tony, The ruff pots are great! The yunomi that you've cut apart and reassembled with lots of gnar-gnar hanging out are extraordinary. Take care of those...
Victoria E. Hamilton
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Nov 1, 2007
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269977
How do you make screw top lids? through slip casting? these are different, i'm guessing, from the double locking lids you were mentioning earlier? i'd be...
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Nov 1, 2007
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269978
Ni Hao Tony; Looking at the smile on your face, and the clay in you hands, I believe you have found your way. Today Jingdezhen, tomorrow the world. Hen Hao. ...
Terrance Lazaroff
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Nov 1, 2007
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269979
... to ... I had two ideas - 1. add more silica in 500 gram batches up to 1500 grams (10000 grams of glaze) which would be better for the glaze in general...
Donna Kat
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Nov 1, 2007
5:56 pm
269980
I have used a product called "no more nails" sold at most hardware stores. I use it to secure a sawtooth to the back of my plaques. No breakages, so far! ...
Nancy Chiasson
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Nov 1, 2007
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269981
... I understand this attitude and for years didn't glue the frogs. But, my customers complained and actually sometimes took my ikebana container to another...
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Nov 1, 2007
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