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Starting to read thru the gerstley borate substitute items on the forum. Has anyone tried Tom Buck's dry mix substitute? Or do you think its less problematic to just go with Gillespie Borate?
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Have to cancel my next weekend art fair due to broken elbow 1st canceled show ever
(cracked radius bone)
I was in my old apple tree when a 5 inch limb broke and I fell about 7 feet.1st ever broken bone.Two weeks in sling no clay for at least a month. kiln is firing last glaze fire now.just coming to terms with this setback
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ok the Bali dive trip is going to be cancelled as I need 6-8 weeks to heal well. no work with arm for 3 weeks but I can use it lightly in 3 more days-just gentle use.Doc said since I do not drink or smoke and have lifelong love of milk I will heal fast .Friends are toto tilling winter garden with 91 gallons of apple pressings into soil for me.
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Have to cancel my next weekend art fair due to broken elbow 1st canceled show ever
(cracked radius bone)
I was in my old apple tree when a 5 inch limb broke and I fell about 7 feet.1st ever broken bone.Two weeks in sling no clay for at least a month. kiln is firing last glaze fire now.just coming to terms with this setback
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I packed up my small truck with every thing one needs to demonstrate pottery throwing .I am doing a live demo (11am -1pm at one of my organic market outlets in Mckinleville,Ca as its local products demo day . This is the 1st year my schedule has allowed this to happen.I have. not done this in 40 years or more
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Big local show was a success for all-great weather-huge turnout
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Nicest customer at my market today. She invited us to a bbq dinner at her place after the market today. Total sweetheart.
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How could I find the name of the guy in the Pacific Northwest that is doing the acrylic like flow glazing? My results so far are quite mediocre and I could use whatever guidance I could get from him
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How is everyone? It has been a while. Just wanted to check in and say I love and miss you all! Fired my kiln today. First time in 8 months I have even touched a pot. Made me realize how much I miss this community. Hope everyone's pots are great and their glazes are perfection!
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Last night was the first time I have found myself working in the studio in the middle of the night, up out of bed at midnight and impatient to try something. After two hours I was back in bed. Lucky today isn't a teaching day!
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Fish making day for Anacortes show in two weeks
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firing two cone 11 glaze fires on a hot day
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firing two cone 11 glaze fires on a hot day
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My 45th year of 4th of July local show is in the am.
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Another Glaze Monday
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I'm new to the community. Hello
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Hello Bill
i have just joined this forum and on reading some of your postings I noted that you have, the same kiln that I just got. An estrin downdraft gas kiln with a perfect fire controller.
Do you still have this kiln and were you successful in using the perfect fire controller.
i am planning to fire cone 6 white stoneware and cone 6 porcelaine.
Any advjse on the controller would be much appreciated
Thankyou
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does anyone know how to remove the wheel head from a vintage Soldner potter's wheel? I mean the ones he made himself; round barrel body, spring loaded foot pedal. There's no set screw under the wheel head which is like 3/4 " from the table top. Thank you.
Billy
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Mark I was wondering if you had ever used the Wonderbat system. I tried it out today, and it didn't want to stay seated in the opening, kept moving up and down. This is my first time throwing in about 2 years and I have never thrown much on a electric wheel. The next pot I got out a regular bat and didn't have any problems centering it. Does the square need some clay underneath it? The wheel I got off of E-Bay came with two sets, it would be a shame not to use them. By the way I sold my kickwheel so we were able to set up the Brent this weekend. I also bought a 3 cu. ft. Blue Diamond kiln, I paid $250 for it. It has a manufacture date of 1969 on it but has never been used, it also came with $100 worth of shelves and stilts. My small Paragon finally bit the dust, it is around the same age but it is well used. I like having a kiln that size for special jobs. Denice
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Honey jars and mugs dleivered to Savannah Bee. Whew!
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Honey jars and mugs dleivered to Savannah Bee. Whew!
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Successfully test fired the new kiln last night.
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Another long drive today to pick up firing cones and a few other things. The countdown begins.
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The plug is installed. Now to cut the cement board.