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99. How to Measure Specific Gravity (SG) for Pottery Glazes 

Mikkel deMib - Pottery Tips
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If you are mixing your own pottery glazes one of the challenges to get the right mix between dry materials and water - and to end up with a glaze that have the right viscosity so the perfect layer of glaze materials is left on your pottery.
There are several ways you can measure pottery glazes. In this video I will show the 3 most common ways to do this.
The most accurate way to measure pottery glazes is using Specific Gravity. Many think this is too geeky and difficult. But it does not have to be.
In this video I will show you are very sime, easy and cheap way to measure Specific Gravity for your pottery glazes and how you can adjust them to get the right viscosity using fluctuation or de-fluctuation materials.
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INDEX:
00:00 How to mix the right pottery glaze
01:10 3 ways to measure pottery glaze
01:52 Using a hydrometer to measure pottery glazes
04:00 Using Specific Gravity (SG) to measure pottery glazes
04:52 Tools to measure Specific Gravity
05:33 Calibrating your Specific Gravity tool
07:21 Testing the Specific Gravity of a pottery glaze
10:37 Using water to adjust the Specific Gravity of the glaze
13:05 The problem with adding too much water to the glaze
13:54 Dealing with flucuated glazes - glazes that are too thick
14:19 Using defluctuation to make the glaze thinner
16:55 What is the right Specific Gravity for your pottery glaze?
17:30 In summary - the tools and method ti measure Specific Gravity (SG)

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8 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 14   
@agatharoozendaal9197
@agatharoozendaal9197 Год назад
Thank you this was very helpful
@deMibPottery
@deMibPottery Год назад
You're welcome! :-)
@carolynpearce4829
@carolynpearce4829 Год назад
Thank you so much. You are awesome. I ruined an entire glaze load because I was rushing and did not check the specific gravity carefully. I needed to mix more glaze and was out of one chemical. I borrowed some and that made me rush even more. Now I am testing, testing, testing. Of course I need to make a lot of pottery to fill the kiln so I can fire the test pieces. I have a Skutt 1027. Such is the life of a potter.
@deMibPottery
@deMibPottery Год назад
Glad I could help! :-)
@gabriellame1815
@gabriellame1815 Год назад
Amazing video as usual, thank you! A potter has to be a little bit of physician, chemist, mathematics and an artist))) we are so universal 😂😂
@deMibPottery
@deMibPottery Год назад
Thanks. So true! :-)
@johnnylockwood
@johnnylockwood Год назад
If you're not watching MdM I feel bad for you, son He's got 99 vids and a dud ain't one
@deMibPottery
@deMibPottery Год назад
Me? :-)
@emilieneubauerova4699
@emilieneubauerova4699 Год назад
😉🤫🤨😏👍✍
@deMibPottery
@deMibPottery Год назад
❤️🙏
@danhebert1592
@danhebert1592 Год назад
Just curious, what was the SG for your Copper Green/Blue Crackle glaze in an earlier video??
@deMibPottery
@deMibPottery Год назад
Not sure which one you mean. I do not use crackle glazes :-)
@danhebert1592
@danhebert1592 Год назад
@@deMibPottery Video #50 you have a Blue/Green glaze. This is the one I was asking about the SG.
@deMibPottery
@deMibPottery Год назад
Ahh that one. I actually do not measure SG for this sort of Raku glaze. I mix them very thick for brush applikation. So it's more based on experience :-)
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