The trick is you pour the slip in slowly from left side until it's fill all the way to the top. Then tilted to the right side (the other side ) and pour them out slowly almost right the way.

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how do you fire yours? on stilts? i was leaving top unglazed and firing upside down but yours are glazed....@@ianchung1275

It will be just fine. Every glazes are slightly different, I do mostly 2 coats and smooth them down.

I will say it move a little, but not out of ordinary. 2 coats and fire to Cone 5 hold 10 minutes.

There are many way that you can change it. If you can send me a email ian@spectrumglazes.com

2 layers are plenty.

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Muhammathu Rimzan Spectrum Glazes

Muhammathu Rimzan 1403 Citron first and 1405 Blue Oyster splashing on top .

Nick Doe , I do use potter’s wheel for bigger pieces. I can easily adjust the height with banding wheel for smaller pieces with various height.

he does near the end.

They did.

151 , IT IS A LOW FIRING GLAZE ALSO CALL GOLDEN HALO. The video is showing how it's look like when it is on EM-210.

From the sound of the brush against the pot it's bisque. You can also tell by the quick absorption of the first hand of glaze.

NEVER apply glaze to raw clay. It has to be bisque fired.