Episode 86 How Do You Make Ceramic Bakeware?

by Alyx Galanti | December 5, 2024

Have you ever wanted to bake bread in one of your pots? Today the gang answer a listener’s question about the best way to make ceramic bakeware. They also discuss a new trend in environmental design and why using sodium fluxes in clay bodies can cause trouble when reclaiming clay.

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