Grace london 6 Report post Posted January 11 (edited) Hello all, I am working on a bunch of ceramic heads, using a stoneware/paper clay I made. I generally bisque to 1170 then use a low matt 1070 to glaze ( generally using earthenware paper clay). So I'm wondering will they be much weaker than the recommended 1280? It's a commission so I don't have the time to test. I feel like I could get away with it, and they also won't shrink as much. Any thoughts gratefully received : ) ... Edited January 11 by Grace london Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
glazenerd 1,330 Report post Posted January 11 Hi Grace.. Welcome to the Forums. Low viscosity glass begins to form at 1117C: so you are shooting just over that. It would help if you could do a soak/hold for 20-30 minutes at peak temperature. For non-functional use you can probably get by with it, for functional use- no! tom 1 Grace london reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Grace london 6 Report post Posted January 11 Excellent, thanks Tom! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
