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I saw a post from you in 2018 that said you fire many different types of pottery together. I did that and now I am completely unsure of what is my low fire and what is my stoneware. Some of it I can tell apart bc I can see the grog but some of the stoneware doesn’t have grog! I don’t know what to do. I don’t know what I was thinking. I could tell them apart by the color when they were wet. Most of my pieces are utilitarian. Thank you so much.
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You'll definitely need to figure out which is which, because if you fire a low fire white clay to stoneware temps you'll have a big mess of melted pots. The best you can do is take a sample of each that is known and start comparing. When in doubt, only fire it to low fire temps.
I always recommend to my customers that they use clay bodies that are easily identifiable if they're working at two different glaze temps, like a low fire white and a stoneware brown.
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