Glazing Intermediate1

Glazing pots pottery tim see

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• tim
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[acidfriend47]

oh hey how can you avoid small bubbles and bubble holes on the finished piece. Is it because it haves a thick amount of glaze?

[timseepots]

@acidfriend47 there are many reasons for that defect. What clay, what cone bisque and glaze, what glaze(recipe)??? it could be just as easy as changing your bisque. or as hard ad changing the ingredients in your glaze

[hoopstar722]

Have you ever thought about selling the Arkham Black glaze?

[timseepots]

@hoopstar722 I am working on a set of glazes or at least a few that can be sold. its a ways away still. But yes at some point it'll be for sale.

[acidfriend47]

Why does everyone Glaze like that? im guessing everyone is lazy on glazing it with a brush.

you should of shown the finished results

[timseepots]

@acidfriend47 Well depending on the glaze you can get a much more consistent glaze layer.

[timseegroupie]

Just one word for something that small - TONGS! Why get your hands so dirty?

[timseepots]

Hmm how do a answer this... well I don't really like recipes most of the glazes I use are made by handfuls and adjusted by handfuls without notes. Arkham black was a rough mixed cone 10 Temnoku I added some red art, My moms back yard and some silica and I can't be sure but probably added a bit of bentonite. You could start with any Temnoku and adjust it for how you fire. Much of our color comes from the wood firing process.

[debkayaker]

Where do you find a recipe or a place to buy Arkham Black glaze?

[Hobbilobban]

Great to look at !

But I would have liked to see the final burned result.