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A process man am I and I'm tellin you no lie..

I'm not that old and I know those ones.

... at least you have a pug mill Paul... I dont :-(

You Da Man! woot woot!

Nice! thanks for sharing! I have a brother laser printer, I'm tempted to try it and see if there is enough iron in it's ink to work.

Thanks all! I appreciate the comments. Min, there are MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) available for just about every laser printer cartridge. The MSDS will say something like less than 50% iron oxide...and that will definitely work.

I use the cheapo knockoff cartridge, MSDS was useless, think I'll just give it a try. (Or I could stop being cheap and buy the

name brand one if it's MSDS looks okay)

I thought I was living large by having a coffee pot and mini frig. I have to up my game.

I tape, Nexflix, Hulu and HBO Go while I make clay and glaze. I never watched any TV before I got into pottery ....

I'm just waiting till I have a laundry sink and electric teapot and then I never have to leave the studio again!

I adore fall ...

I use the same reasoning in the summer. In the winter I fire when it gets a little warmer.

I would die if I tried making that!!

Ha! "Only" 8 lbs.? í ½í¸‰ My current limit is 5 lbs.

Cavy, I would get a hernia.

I've wanted to try this ever since first reading about it. Would love to see pictures!

Once you check your results and are happy with them, maybe you will share your source for the decal paper.

It's always faster to clean that I think it will be. Then you'll have a wonderful place to work!

Decrapinator? Did the Arnold star in that?

glazenerd... yes, I believe Arnold came "bah-ck" for that

Yes, but it's a fun challenge right?

You're singing my song!

Guinea, I would love to watch you work. Your comfort level with underglaze is inspiring!

We have the same weather. I could heat up my shop, I wouldn't work much today I have a bad cold. So I'll just save on my electric bill.

It's in the 50s and sunny today. I'd be a very happy rodent if it was like this 365 days a year, hehe!

*begin whine* Belmont University is closed for a second day in a row...there have been only 3 (maybe 4) closures in the last 15 years before these two days. It is truly N.A.S.T.Y. to get around walking or driving.*end whine*

interesting stuff, all very awesome. i like the shoes on the tennis ones. thanks for sharing the pictures, very creative work

Glad you had a good time in the Old World, Paul!

Ahh, sooo. Does LAndon = LOndon? Was wondering where you had been.

Around here if someone is going to LA it means lower Alabama..

Mobile/Fairhope area. :-)

Which games did you get to?...such great fun

I watched the Michigan State vs. Georgia game and the Virginia vs. Belmont game. The VU-BU game was more exciting, even if my Belmont Bruins didn't win. And yes, it was fun!

Good times!

COOL- brontoburgers!

Good thing you didn't waste your time ... I have hundreds of slides ... even I don't want to sort them!

Oh yeah ... And images on floppy discs. Really useful.

Throw money at someone to convert them all.

Good luck! Remember, as long as you pretend to know what you are doing, no one will the wiser....

long enough to get frantic about not being in you r studio!

Enjoy your students.

Distract yourself with fireworks!

I know what you mean about waiting. I came in the kiln room at the college to find the cart with the plywood backing all charred. What happened? Uh, I think we opened the kiln too soon. The dept head and assistant were a little eager to see how the new glazes turned out!!!

Ahhh, going for the snow effect... cool

At least you ain't gotta brush that stuff! I'm stuck with that, haha! Sooooo tedious...

That is a strong temptation!

All is well. Kiln opened when temp reached 100F.

What do you use the respirator for; glaze mixing, clay mixing, cleaning, all the above?

Ben, definitely when mixing glazes, clay, or sanding bisque...hadn't considered cleaning since I use a wet/sponge/mop process.

I wear my mask when I am cleaning. I usually start with my garage studio with a shopvac with a HEPA filter. I open my garage door all the way, and shop vac all the floor around my wheel and work shelve. Then I go back and wet mop the floor.

Make a bigger cup.

Bwahaha! Thanks Mark, I needed that

I'm pleadin' the Fifth on my studio's current state. Course...my studio is my living room... >.<'

That guy must have dropped by my place of late. .. no pictures please!

My studio is pin neat. Too cold for it to get mussed up.

Paul: have enjoyed watching your journey of creativity and growth: now it is time to be rewarded for your endeavors.

Thanks GlazeNerd!

Awesome. and ditto, what Tom said.