More Talk About Tin…

More Talk About Tin…

More Tin talk…one more example of what Tin does. These are the same glaze, again made without Tin on the right, adding Tin to the same batch on the left. This time, the glaze is just increasing the level of opacity. As we said in earlier post today, when we...
Conversations about Tin Oxide (SnO2) – Part I

Conversations about Tin Oxide (SnO2) – Part I

Reduction is a new concept for a lot of people, that’s because the majority of people are firing in electric kilns, which basically only fire in Oxidation (there are some ways to do it, but they aren’t the safest or most stable). Most people think about Reduction in...
Getting boron levels right

Getting boron levels right

When we talk about converting a glaze from Cone 10 to cone 6, we need to have a precise understanding of our chemistry. First we need to understand what materials we are using to get the temperature down. The majority of the time, the best option is Boron. We find...
Glaze Durability (Food Safety)

Glaze Durability (Food Safety)

I’ve had a few conversions recently about glaze durability. Here is my article that I published in the 2016 NCECA journal on that subject. I looked into the the question of why glazes are durable or not and found that we are able to correlate the overall...
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