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Re: ClayCraft Wiring

jbowe...@prairienetworks.com (Sherron & Jim Bowen) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 04:38:37 UT

Red tide, ouch. My son and I camped on North Padre many years back on the
ocean side opposite Bird Island basin . We pulled in late at night and by
morning our eyes were red and our mucous membranes inflamed and there dead
fish everywhere on the beach mostly gaff topsails. We moved over to the

Re: ClayCraft Wiring

louisk...@yahoo.com (Louis Katz) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:39:28 UT

Lee,
Could be. Then again it could be 120 with a hot, common and ground.

First I would look at the breakers. See if you can find one that gives
clues.

Second you measure voltage with a voltmeter. These days they are
usually part of a multi-meter.

If you need instructions on how to use one, you probably need help. I

Re: ClayCraft Wiring

jbowe...@prairienetworks.com (Sherron & Jim Bowen) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:33:17 UT

I have one of these
[link]

If I were there I would put one lead on one of the taped wires and one on
the other and expect to get 220.
Odds are there is 110 in each and the bare is ground. Be careful my friend.
JB

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Wiring

toge...@gmail.com (Lee) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 02:43:44 UT

It just dawned on me looking at the wiring in the garage. I
may have 220 out there already: there is an end of the three wire
insulated cable coming from the house. Two wires taped and one
bare. If I took a photo, could anybody tell? Also, how could I
test to be sure?

Thanks,

RE: ClayCraft Pot From Craig's Anagama. Thanks Craig!

wa_sabi_...@hotmail.com (Tatsuo Tomeoka) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:11:19 UT

Lee: I think you are right on both. The form was done in both stoneware and porcelain in Sung China & Yi Dyanasty Korea. These two pottery cultures were the favorites of Yanagi, Hamada, Leach, & Kawai who all praised them extensively (especially Leach of Sung, & Yanagi of Yi.) The Mingeikan has examples of similar Korean pots in the permanent collection. Sung pots must have been a great inspiration for Yi potters, and both had great influence on the first generation mingei potters. This continues to trickle down. You are part of a great lineage, but every new work you make is still original. That's the beauty of it.

Re: ClayCraft Craftmanship at the union of man and the rest of nature.

wrol...@charter.net (Wes Rolley) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:04:18 UT

Maybe I relate to this because we have turned our hillside half acres
into an orchard. Every time my wife says to put a tree "there" I dig
up a rock... or three.

I've done a lot of terracing.

Anyone know a pottery use for thoroughly weathered serpentine?

Re: ClayCraft Craftmanship at the union of man and the rest of nature.

curlywo...@comcast.net — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:54:00 UT

Thank you so much. This is very nice.
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I am nearing the end of a year's subscription to Orion magazine. I'm not sure that I will renew. But, the online version of the magazine features an interesting video that I felt worth passing on.

Re: ClayCraft Craftmanship at the union of man and the rest of nature.

potterp...@frontiernet.net (Paul Herman) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 01:19:07 UT

Wes,

Thanks for sending that link. I've built a lot of different things out
of stone, and can see that Jon is a great stone mason. He loves his
material. Wonderful path he is building there. Very inspiring, and
makes me want to get the old Chevy fired up and go find a load of rocks.

I can recall several places around the hills here where there are old

Re: ClayCraft Craftmanship at the union of man and the rest of nature.

geisin...@deanza.edu (bill geisinger) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:30:19 UT

I don't say this often Fucking inspiring!

Craftmanship at the union of man and the rest of nature.

wrol...@charter.net (Wes Rolley) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:10:44 UT

I am nearing the end of a year's subscription to Orion magazine. I'm
not sure that I will renew. But, the online version of the magazine
features an interesting video that I felt worth passing on.

Stone River: The Passion of Jon Piasecki

An
Orion original video

Bags

irak...@yahoo.com (Irakusa) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:35:01 UT

My mother has a sewing business, so if anyone is interested in bags please let me know. She orders kimono fabric from Japan also.

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Des;

Tonight, I will take some pics of the different boxes I order from

Re: ClayCraft Boxes

hmur...@efn.org (Hank Murrow) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:17:32 UT

Des;

Tonight, I will take some pics of the different boxes I order from
Chikako and put them up at the flickr site for viewing.

Cheers, Hank

Re: ClayCraft Boxes

djhow...@hwy.com.au (Des & Jan Howard) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 23:11:19 UT

Lee & Hank
Thanks heaps!
That's the site.
For the life of me couldn't remember.
Just checked out wabiarts, lovely stuff!
Hank, if you've extra pics to view,
that would be great.

Google took me on a delightful, meandering journey
through wabi-sabi, (I did download a bit, I'm easily
distracted). Hey! Look! A chicken!.

Re: ClayCraft Pot From Craig's Anagama. Thanks Craig!

toge...@gmail.com (Lee) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:36:52 UT

Thanks Tatsuo! There is an image of this type of pot on the cover of
the retrospective that was hosted by the Mingei museum in San Diego.
Funny thing is, whenever I think Sensei or his teacher were doing
original ideas, I eventually come across the original inspiration,
usually from China or Korean. I have seen this form done in

RE: ClayCraft Pot From Craig's Anagama. Thanks Craig!

wa_sabi_...@hotmail.com (Tatsuo Tomeoka) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:34:49 UT

Lee:

Congratulations on another beautiful piece. Came out really nice. You mentioned that this was a form used by Shimaoka-sensei. I think I recall seeing this form in the National Living Treasure show in Kasama. Was it perhaps glazed in blue? I do think his pieces are a bit more tapered and refined, and of course with more inlay work throughout the body But, considering the Jomon roots of rope-impressed inlay; I think your piece has a more robust and natural Jomon look!

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