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The Cone Chart and Firing Temperatures #ceramics #pottery #cones #glazechemistry #firingtemperature
Rose continues to break down the mysteries of ceramic cones! In this video she talks about firing temperatures. From understanding th...
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Firing the Soda Kiln at Washington Street Studios
Welcome to The Potter’s Round Table, in this episode we discuss Firing the Soda Kiln at Washington Street Studios. Phil Berneburg pas...
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Operating a Small Gas Kiln
Welcome to the Potters’ Round Table lecture on Operating a Small Gas Kiln. Gas kilns can produce some of the most beautify textures a...
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Sample lesson from Ceramic Materials Workshop’s online course Introduction to Clay Bodies
A sample lesson of our clay course – Introduction to Clay Bodies Introduction to Clay Bodies Online is a 4-month course focused...
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Pottery Shorts How Does a Glaze Strengthen a Pot? Or Does It?
Welcome to Pottery Shorts, brought to you by The Potter’s Round Table, the topic for this episode is How Does a Glaze Strengthen a Po...
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Batch, please | How to mix and batch a ceramic glaze | Ceramic Materials Workshop
Follow along with Rose Katz of Ceramic Materials Workshop as she shows you how to make your own test batch of ceramic glaze! It’...
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Construction of a Gas Fired Soda Kiln Part 3
Welcome to The Potter’s Round Table slideshow of the construction of a gas-fired soda Kiln at Washington Street Studios. The slidesho...
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Matt’s Thoughts on Ceramic Lead Testing!
Many people have sent this our way. Don’t worry, we won’t spoil the ending, but here are Matt’s thoughts about on lead testing cerami...
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Waste vegetable oil raku burner
Here is a video of the waste vegetable oil raku burner built for me by Danny Burns over the summer. It is firing with 100% vegetable...
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A Secret Ceramics Scandal?
It is often argued that a clay has only to be fired to the listed temperature, to be considered “well fired” or “safe” We couldn’t ag...