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I just had both metal straps going around my electric kiln rust out. As everything was going to be

I have used SAIRSET KILN MORTAR WITH GOOD RESULTS William Schran...@twc.com703-505-1617 ---------

Hi recent work - glaze interactions in a variant of a high zinc glaze https://carol.knighten.org/2025

Mel, I read your brief note with great sadness. Barbara Brown, always so nice and so generous, was

Indeed, barbara was a warm, wonderful person. Her warmth and vitality were amazing. She made everyone

A good read are the letters of Francois Xavier d'Entrecolles. He administered to the workers in

I heard that before. I recall Michael also worked with halloysite. I cannot remember details. Best

Hi Ron, What you've posted here regarding Cristobalite is the simplest best that you or anyone

Hi Kathi, I can't tell what your problems are but I have just had a nerve conduction test. Left

> > > Don't feel too badly for the third guy with the overloaded wareboard. I'm

Jeremy, You may be happier with a fiber or insulating fire brick (IFB) kiln just because hard brick

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Hello, I recently did a test of my shinos in two distinct conditions. One the kiln cooled naturally (

Hi Mel; Busy time. Terry Getting ready for the winter. ________________________________ From: Clayart

Nice work, Bill! On Thu, Oct 23, 2025, 12:07 PM William Schran via Clayart < clayart@lists.

Click on "Upcoming exhibitions" Randy Johnson Exhibit. Mike Gordon

My moto has always been, "It isn't mine until it is sold." We can go through the entire

I am helping a potter clear out her studio and she has 25 pounds of the original Albany Slip she

I have a new in the box Bluebird 440 I need to get rid of. I thought I would need it a few years ago,

What an excellent suggestion! I hope I can stay local, but I honestly haven't the connections

Thank you for the explanation, Carol. It is a joy to see new directions. Terry

Clayart in action. That glaze originated with a glaze of David Woof, whose recipe he kindly shared.

The second glaze is lovely. The first one is positively psychedelic. How does a glaze do that? -

Carol Remarks: "The inlay interaction region shows a region of what appears to be liquid liquid

Hi - second phase formation in a high strontium glaze https://carol.knighten.org/2025-GlazeTests/2025

Hi - glaze interactions in a high silica glaze: https://carol.knighten.org/2025-GlazeTests/2025-09-23

Hi - glaze interactions in a high zinc glaze with a different inlay glaze http://carol.knighten.org/

Hi - glaze interactions in a fluid glaze https://carol.knighten.org/2025-GlazeTests/2025-09-20-

Hi Paul, Ron, Paul you said: "How would one know in advance if a glaze is going to need

There was some discussion about this some time back: https://community.ceramicartsdaily.org/topic/