Susan Edwards on sat 9 jun 01
Hi Joyce,
I have used these glazes both ways. (That is usually the way I will test a
glaze.) I like them much better in reduction. The choice of clay body is
as important to the results with these glazes as the firing atmosphere.
>From: Joyce Lee Subject: Shaner White Date: Sat, 9 Jun 2001 20:00:45 -0700
>
>Can any of those who've posted tell us if this Shaner ^10 is Oxidation or
>Reduction??? Or both????? Makes a difference.
>
>Joyce In the Mojave
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Joyce Lee on sat 9 jun 01
Can any of those who've posted tell us if this Shaner ^10 is Oxidation =
or Reduction??? Or both????? Makes a difference.
Joyce
In the Mojave
Chris Stanley on sun 10 jun 01
We fire it both ways, I would bet that since the glaze I sent in is a Shaner
/Ferguson that it was designed as a reduction glaze.
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Subject: Shaner White
Can any of those who've posted tell us if this Shaner ^10 is Oxidation or
Reduction??? Or both????? Makes a difference.
Joyce
In the Mojave
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