How con we fix glaze on our body at 1250 digree and shocking time?

How con major glaze shrinkage?

Why Glaze crazing after firing. And how to solve that problem.

How do you get it off the wheel after throwing.

ok wtf is up with SF!! so far a nightmare! yes mine hardened..sobi addes water...well itbdoesnt really absorb water like clay..lije ANY pporcelain ive tried! turnes to sticky dough! then after that EVEN on a dry block it wontbDRY!! finally threw a cup p😢 darn if it didnt pop apart at top while handling😮 hate this expensive ..clay..? or whatever it is. im keeping it to try and grow crystals someday...if i ever tame it into anything. dont add water!!! could of fking told me when i bought it!

Could you put wax resist over top of underglaze instead of using metal stilts to prevent sticking to the shelf?

Thabk you!!!

The post you put it on at the very end made it look like a Christmas bulb light!! That would be another fun idea for a table top decoration!!!

this video gave me anxiety

That is beautiful! You decorated it so well. Thank you for the demonstration. It looks like fun to make.

Thank you nice job. Great videoing.

If you’d used cookie dough, y’could eat it without breaking a tooth!

That thumb nail is miss leading. Lol

This is well timed. I need to make a couple dozen of these things over the next week. Might even use some Fool's Gold. 😁

Is a kiln like this capable of firing nonstop for over 24 hours? I’ve had a project on the back burner for years now which I cannot complete because there are no places around with a kiln or oven capable of reaching those temps for over 24 hours.

How mush cost the kiln small

Love it so much!!!

I've never heard this before, so why do you keep 1/8 inch from the edges?

Which kiln size is this and what is the cubic capacity?

How do you fix a glaze to fit your body and not craze.?

I have taken an egg shape cut out of the belly portion of a altered bottle or jug type shape. And attached the opening back over. A coil can be added along the seam to insure a solid connection. That's a vertical form with the same type theme of the 'life ring'

Nicely done...thanks for sharing.

Hi Tyler - this is an excellent explanation esp. the visuals. But how do I solve the problem? Can you offer stepped details on how to alter the ingredients to work towards a positive outcome? Cheers!

great

very good

perfect

very nice

the music is putting me to sleep

That beard

Hi, is it possible to feel these cracks on the surface? I have a Japanese stoneware dinner set over 30years old. I can see what looks like crack lines but the surface is fine. I can’t feel any ridge or crack. Thanks

Lest you have to learn about me, know yourself. greyishgreblum, "Pottery tap and die".

Very interesting. One thing came to my mind... Is this process on biscuit (pieces already fired) or is it raw pieces?

Are you left handed?

Great video! Just what I was looking for :)

Can you fire a kiln without all the sections, to make it a smaller space?

Do you supply disposable nitrile gloves for your kits and what sizes of nitrile gloves do you supply with your kits

Is this clay suitable for electric kiln, will it hurt the elements??? Is alumina hydrate enough to keep it from sticking to kiln shelves??