Paul Bush on mon 29 mar 99
Question: are all the Cone 6 temoku glazes recently posted intended for
reduction firing in a glass kiln. Since I'm limited to electric, I'm
wondering if there's such as thing as a recipe for a cone 6 electric
temoku.
Also, could someone please email me directly with the web addresses of
where to access Clayart archives? I lost my bookmarks recently, and am
lost without them.
Thanks,
Paul Bush
Portland, OR
C.Harris on wed 31 mar 99
Paul,
I posted a temoku cone 6 glaze for oxidation. Here is it again for any of
those that may have missed it: (%)
Silica Flint 25%
EPK 16.7
Neph Syenite 16.7
Gerstley Borate 8.3
Dolomite 8.3
Talc 8.3
Bone Ash 6.7
Red Iron Oxide 10
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100%
Have fun with it!
C. Harris
Potter's Pleasure
Aurora, Ontario
c.harris@aci.on.ca
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> From: Paul Bush
> To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
> Subject: Cone 6 temoku glazes
> Date: Monday, March 29, 1999 1:53 PM
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Question: are all the Cone 6 temoku glazes recently posted intended for
> reduction firing in a glass kiln. Since I'm limited to electric, I'm
> wondering if there's such as thing as a recipe for a cone 6 electric
> temoku.
>
> Also, could someone please email me directly with the web addresses of
> where to access Clayart archives? I lost my bookmarks recently, and am
> lost without them.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Paul Bush
> Portland, OR
Tom Wirt on fri 2 apr 99
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Bush
Subject: Cone 6 temmoku glazes
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Question: are all the Cone 6 temmoku glazes recently posted intended for
>reduction firing in a glass kiln. Since I'm limited to electric, I'm
>wondering if there's such as thing as a recipe for a cone 6 electric
>temmoku.
We fired cone 10 electric, but used to get a fairly good Temmoku coloration
by using Kaki recipes. I don't have one a cone 6 but the one we used was
called
Hamada Kaki (Cone 10)
Minnetonka Art Center
Custer Spar 70.8
Whiting 5.7
Gerstley Borate 11.4
Geo Kaolin 4.0
Flint .1
Red Iron Oxide 8.0
Maybe it's an avenue to try. I would assume it can be converted to C6 and
might act the same.
Tom Wirt
Andrew B. Gardner on mon 5 apr 99
Paul
Gibby's Wild Rose Tenmoku ^6
> Lithium carbonate 9.5%
> Bone ash 9.5%
> Nepheline syenite 55.7%
> EPK 15.8%
> Red iron oxide 9.5%
> 100 %
>
> It is cone 6 electric oxidation.
Andy
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