i FINALLY designed & am producing my own texture tools! after many years of using found items like pastry cutters, cement & saw blades, toy truck tires, etc, i designed my own! while these were fun to use, they would clog up quickly & leave less texture marks. so i made mine
My firing times are increasing and the final ramp temperatures are falling below those programmed so I'm thinking it's time for new elements. Since this will be the first new set since I bought the kiln, do you have any helpful advise for me?
I fired a piece of Laguna Frost cone 6 porcelain using my regular cone 6 stoneware glaze and the glaze ran. It doesn't on stoneware. Does anyone know if there is something about porcelain that would cause a glaze to run? It was the first time I fired porcelain. Do you have
I am actually a ceramicist but decided to post here because this questions would apply to pottery as well as ceramics. I have always be told "not to airbrush" glazes as it is a dangerous process due to the frit and chemicals in the glazes. Is this indeed an unhealthy practice ...