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This video shows how to fix an issue that many potters have at some point in their pot-making. That is having a pot come out of the kiln with less than desired results, and reglazing and refiring it until it is successful. I have a bowl where I didn’t apply enough glaze, and had to refire it. I used Mayco Stroke and Coat, (which has a huge range from lowfire to cone 6, and even some go to cone 10.) The clay body is Standard 225 Brown Stoneware, with a 2% absorption at cone 6 and 12% shrinkage.
The imagery of the sunflowers was inspired by the situation happening now in Ukraine, in support of the Ukrainans living under attack, as the world rallies around them.
Cone 6; Ramphold Drop soak program, medium speed. Skutt programming
Rate 200
Temp 180
Hold (whatever needed)
Rate 200
Temp 250
Hold 0
Segment three continue
Rate 400
Temp 1000
Hold 0
Segment four continue
Rate 180 (This is slow for quarts inversion)
Temo 1150
Hold 0
Segment 5 continued
Rate 300
Temo 1917
Hold 0
Segment 6
Rate 120
Temp 2167
Hold 20 minutes
Segment 7
Rate 400
Temp 2067
Hold 20 min
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