47. Test results of 24 cups. Different glazes with base glaze Toasted Sage using UK Lavaflek Clay 

Thankyou.

Your welcome. Remember I am doing there because it’s a different clay and glaze reacts differently to different clays. Best use a white in grogged clay to start and then watching my other videos will help you as I am using ES10 by Scarva

@@LoisHook Thank you. As it happens I bought some white clay when I bought the kiln. All my bisque stuff is buff but might crack the white open for some comparisons.

Thanks for the great message. No I’ve not tried flux as yet. My Skutt i use a preset to cone 6 I do a medium fire and have done 15 minute hold 10 minute and no hold. All go above cone 6. I spoke to the gent from Corby Kilns about the fact I get great results but should I change because it’s nearer to cone 7. He said it’s like baking a cake. If it works don’t change it. And to be fare so far I have been so happy with the results every time I think about going to a cooler fire I decide not to because it really works. Thanks again.

I would suggest that toasted sage may present differ on either different clays as the one in your pic is Lava Flek a high grogged clay and very Beige. Or maybe it changes at different kiln temps. Work looking on Amaco for that info. One would be fired on a high cone 6.

Same on all glaze I’m firing at the moment cone 6

I usually have them on a tripod but used my hand this time. Sorry if a problem and I will consider.

Electric kiln - Oxidation.

@@LoisHook thank you for the speedy response☺️

Yes I do mean that.

225gm Lavaflek. I tried 210 first not enough. I was following Florian Gadsby and using his weights.

I’m guessing these are cone 5/6 glazes because I’m familiar with the glazes she is talking about. :)

Cone 6 medium fire no hold. As my kiln is nearer a 7

Come 6 medium hold but my kiln is nearer a cone 7