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335740 Steve Mills
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May 27, 2012
5:47 pm
Dipping my toe in as a non terra-sig person, my usual answer to relatively coarse materials is to resort to the ball mill. Some of my glazes are milled to...
335741 VeenaRaghavan@... Send Email May 27, 2012
5:48 pm
Hi, I know there have been a lot of posts about spraying and sprayers, but I do not think anyone addressed this particular one. I read about an electric paint...
335742 Deborah Thuman
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May 27, 2012
5:48 pm
Not knowing what I was doing, I added some mason stain to terra sig. I did get color, but not the intensity I desired. I just took some of the class white...
335743 Jeff Lawrence
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May 27, 2012
5:48 pm
When I was making light fixtures with decorative perforations and designs, my best perforators were artist scalpels for linear holes (way less drag than exacto...
335744 Lee
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May 27, 2012
5:49 pm
In my teacher's workshop, we used a metal strut from an umbrella. --  Lee Love in Minneapolis http://mingeisota.blogspot.com/  "Ta tIr na n-óg ar chul an...
335745 pe canupp
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May 27, 2012
5:49 pm
Hello Clayart world Thanks to all who wrote both on and off list about my seafoam green question. I am testing, testing, testing. Also testing similar...
335746 ronroy@... Send Email May 27, 2012
11:06 pm
There are degrees of durability and they are directly related to how much silica and alumina there are in a glaze - that is all explained in our book John. We...
335747 ronroy@... Send Email May 27, 2012
11:07 pm
Hi Brad, I think you may just have a stiff glaze there - some of the oxides we use have a high viscosity and/or a high surface tension - these can be replaced...
335748 Sumi von Dassow
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May 27, 2012
11:07 pm
I think the point of lowering the specific gravity of the sig was so it wouldn't be too thick and potentially peel off the pot. I presume Jeremy Randall stirs...
335749 Eva Gallagher
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May 27, 2012
11:13 pm
Hi - years ago I tried a similar sprayer but the orifice was just too small and it clogged. I then used for many years a vaccumm cleaner attachment that I...
335750 Terrance Lazaroff
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May 27, 2012
11:13 pm
Hi All: I am taking a group to China to visit Beijing, Datong, Tiayuan, Pingyao, Chenlu, Fuping, Xian, Shanghai, Yixing and Jingdezhen at the end of September...
335751 Ben Morrison
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May 27, 2012
11:15 pm
Well the particles of stain should be harder than the balls in the ball mill. However ball milling an encapsulated stains such as the yellow yttrium, or...
335752 James Freeman
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May 27, 2012
11:17 pm
On Sun, May 27, 2012 at 1:20 PM, <VeenaRaghavan@...> wrote: I read about an electric paint sprayer made by Wagner. It is self contained and does not require...
335753 William & Susan Schra...
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May 27, 2012
11:19 pm
... Veena, I've not tried one of the Wagner self contained spray guns for spraying glazes, but I did have one for spraying paint and couldn't stand the noise....
335754 Lee
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May 27, 2012
11:30 pm
... Terra sig works. A Mungyeong pot, nicely crawled on the foot (they go to great lengths to "achieve" this "fault": http://bit.ly/JnNteZ I traded this...
335755 John Britt
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May 27, 2012
11:30 pm
Ron, I am saying if the glaze exceed the zinc limits by a lot, shouldn't you reduce some zinc? But, then, if it does't melt well enough maybe you should add...
335756 John Britt
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May 27, 2012
11:30 pm
Douglas, I was just saying that since she is having problems.......reducing the high amount of zinc might help since it exceeds the limits Ron uses. Ron was ...
335757 C Sullivan
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May 27, 2012
11:30 pm
I had read somewhere that if you take a piece of bamboo and shave the end off in a slanty angle, (so it will penetrate the clay smoothly) it will make nice...
335758 David Woof
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4:15 pm
Hi Brad, Everyone, Brad you are getting close to something significant when you opine that the clay surface has something to do with the forming of pin holes. ...
335759 John Britt
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4:17 pm
Ron, Guess I didn't realize your limits were so flexible. You list only 0.2 for ZnO. Why so low if you allow it to double? Why not have her just try Zinc...
335760 Paul Lewing
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4:17 pm
Best hole punch I've ever found is a brass rifle cartridge. Get one that's necked down like a .30-06 or a .270 and cut the back end off. Of course, I'm...
335761 Linda Skipper
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4:18 pm
I'd like to put out a warning about the Wagner Paint Sprayer. It's inconsistent, sometimes spitting or spraying too heavily, messy and a pain to clean. I...
335762 Vince Pitelka
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4:19 pm
Ben Morrison wrote: "Well the particles of stain should be harder than the balls in the ball mill. However ball milling an encapsulated stains such as the...
335763 Vince Pitelka
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4:20 pm
Sumi von Dassow wrote: "I think the point of lowering the specific gravity of the sig was so it wouldn't be too thick and potentially peel off the pot. I...
335764 Vince Pitelka
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4:21 pm
Veena Raghavan wrote: "I know there have been a lot of posts about spraying and sprayers, but I do not think anyone addressed this particular one. I read about...
335765 JRodgers
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4:22 pm
Go to Harbor Freight website and search for Chicago Electric Power Tools - item#44677 . I have one - it works great! JOhn...
335766 Nancy Gallagher
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4:22 pm
... I like this one - one tool for any size hole you want and the plug of clay doesn't get stuck in the tool. http://vangilderpottery.com/vgp_store.html#hole ...
335767 Terrance Lazaroff
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4:23 pm
It appears that I left out the blog link explaining the China tour that I am taking with Wendy Li. Here is the Link; http://2012sanbaochinatour.blogspot.ca/ ...
335768 Edouard Bastarache
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4:23 pm
A good checklist Cures for pinholing according to Robin Hopper: 1-lenghten the firing cycle, 2-apply the glaze less thickly, 3-add more flux to the glaze to...
335769 Steve Mills
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4:24 pm
Interesting! My experience of stain and colour preparation is that the ingredients for the colour are melted together and then rapidly cooled either on a very...
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