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native material tests ready For bisque firing


curt

a batch of first run test tiles of native materials ready to go into my small test kiln for bisque firing. These materials have not been altered, other than for most of them screening out rocks, roots, etc..

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I'm interested in learning what is the outcome as I'm living in an area (Andenne in Belgium) 8where there was clay digging industry from the 16th up to the 19th century and you can still collect some quantities of very nice white plastic clay called "derle".

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I would say go out and grab some, doesn't have to be much.  Clean any large chunks and debris out if it fires up strong and non-porous you have (probably) hit paydirt.  If not it can have a few possible alternate lives....

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