glazenerd

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Crystalline glaze chemistry. Porcelain, Stoneware, Fritware, 04 Colored Porcelain clay research & formulation.
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glazenerd

So far I am really liking 75-104 utility porcelain. I formulated it to a specific set of limits in lieu of clay varieties. I can nearly pull up a bowl almost perfectly on the first pull. I pulled up a 4" x 10" cylinder with only one pound of clay. Think I will pug out 25 lbs here shortly, interesting properties indeed.
- May 8, 2017
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2. Joseph Fireborn
  
  Pwning up the throwing huh?
  
  May 9, 2017
  
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3. Mark C.
  
  My supplier was out of 75-104 utility porcelain . I bought some 76-106-hope it works as good?
  
  May 9, 2017
  
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4. glazenerd
  
  I will be sending out a few trial samples in another two months or so. Currently running shrinkage and absorption tests. Shrinkage at bone dry green ware was only 3 percent.
  
  May 9, 2017
  
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