Fusionous

Thank you Min, Callie for your suggestion! I'm cautiously optimistic as the 2nd try worked! Here's the picture. Fired with pin setters beneath the 2 dips plus the sides!

1 side glazed and 1 side unglazed?

Yes i will be trying out this method. Probably 2 points per valley to support. thank you!

Sadly client said stainless steel does not fit the restaurant theme...

Its a matte glaze. Meant to be a taco holder able to hold 3 orders on 1 side and 2 orders when flipped around...

Ok thanks, will definitely try to find replacements or alternatives... Client wants to use it as a taco holder and chose this matte glaze i have.

I have a cookie with holes which i can place pins in, so i will need to support the 2 valleys correct? Are setters kiln props?

Haven't tried this yet, i have 2 more spares which i can experiment. Will update again with pins supporting the 2 valleys. Thank you so much!

I tried firing on the side, it warps and slants inwards instead, top narrow and bottom stays wide

The client chose this glaze which is a cone 6 glaze... i could recalculate and test for lower temp but i just dont have time though...

It is glazed on both sides, placed as shown in the picture into the kiln. After firing, both sides warped and lifted up and sagged in the middle, causing the glazed part to touch the kiln shelf

I am glaze firing, is there anyway i can put something on top of it to prevent it from warping? It is glazed on both side except the straight edge its supposed to be standing on somehow sagged down the middle. What is iot?

Hello all, I slab rolled this sculpture with stoneware PB103 and it warped during cone 6 glaze firing. I have made the rest of the batch and remaking them is not an option as i have a deadline in 1 weeks time. How do i prevent this from warping at the sides? Both sides should be flat and touching the surface.