My lumos GLAZE RECIPE + dancing potters

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Im giving out another glaze recipe to you dirty potters!
this one is a ^5/6 oxidation kiln; i have no tested it in reduction firing.
it should come out very light pink which gives it a Luminescent effect. That is why we call it. Lumos
* THANK YOU FOR THE ART LOVE AND SHARING OF MY VIDEOS :)
* Recipe to my lumos cone 5/6 ox
- frit 3134. 35%
- silica. 24%
- cornwallstone 16.2%
- whiting. 7.8%
- EPK. 6%
+zinc oxide 4.8%
+ T.O/ Tin oxide 6.6%
(correction, I misspoke, I didn't take the fluxes out I took the colorants out, and zinc and tin are not colorants ; although they do at times make pink)
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7 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 38

@lindapedersen309 6 лет назад

You can get 2 and 3 gallon buckets from the bakery at your local grocery store. They get frosting in them and will most likely give them away for free. At least they do in the Safeway store where I work.

@Aylover 4 года назад

Linda Pedersen my mom worked at a bakery when I was a baby no wonder we have about 2-3 of those 😂😂❤️

@Isabela1012 4 года назад

I never did my own glaze... Tecnically I never glazed anything, but i'm gonna start glazing doing my glaze... well I mean... Your glaze. Thank you so much!

@Aylover 4 года назад

I love this video literally here because I know how finicky people are about sharing knowledge and I found y’all and you’re hilarious dude thanks 🙏

@rhkent1965 6 лет назад

Thanks so much for putting out the videos. I am currently living and working in the Marshall Islands and getting into throwing clay and love learning from your videos. I had a ceramic shop in the Netherlands but we only worked with slip casting and low fired glazes etc. So throwing is my passion now and I am looking into mixing my own cone 5-6 glazes. Thanks again for the inspiration.

@janetpharris861 6 лет назад

I have made this recipe and I absolutely love it! Sometimes a very light blush.

@Molper 7 лет назад

There are 2 gallon buckets at my HD in the paint section. Don't know if you've looked in that area but I thought I'd give you a heads up. Thanks for the great glaze info.

@Aaron.101 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing

@concernedcitizen8968 2 года назад

Thank you SO much. You have such a gift

@ownax4 7 лет назад

What kind of potato is this filmed with? :)

@lizroman178 6 лет назад

Love your videos! The expletives hurt my ears, but you’re so entertaining. You remind me of my kids.😊

@dutchpearson2022 6 лет назад

Good deal thank you. I enjoy this. And your funny. I was teaching blacksmithing and came to pottery and now learning just like you had to do. So thank you. And walmart has icing tubs that are a 1.00 from them . they just throw them away after making there cakes. Try them next time.

@rubi-janehatton76 7 лет назад

love this guy. been looking for something like this 4 ages.

@patcostarr 3 года назад

Thanks a ton for sharing your knowledge! I'm a beginner and I was wondering what mesh you used to sift?

@StevenKin 7 лет назад

6:02 Cornwall Stone is also a bitch to deal with, depending on where you get it from. I have to run mine through a pestle and mortar before i can mix

@HokiHumby 4 года назад

3 years later - why is that?

@____Ann____ 2 года назад

It clumpy as hell. Like pebbles. But with the magic of water they just fall apart like that. Need need for a pestle and mortar, just some patience after adding the water.

@rodericktheartist 7 лет назад

Super cool as always

@lesliem4123 6 лет назад

Dante, I'm new to glazes and I don't understand why you sieve then pour the remainder in anyway, I'm not trying to be fresh, does it matter?

@EarthNationCeramics 6 лет назад

The main point is to make the particles smaller not necessarily to get rid of the particles I don't want, in reality I want every bit of chemical and particle in my glaze so that I don't lose color flux or body. The main point of the civic's to break them down into smaller pieces not get rid of them

@lesliem4123 6 лет назад

Oh, Thank you. I thought the larger pieces might make bubbles or spots or something else, now I get it. This info was very helpful. You're so talented. I'm enjoying your videos. I may be a little older than your language sometimes, but you are very helpful with skills and always make me laugh. Thank you for that too.

@olivialapikas4920 5 лет назад

Where do u buy ur supplies? Website?

@danabridges4922 3 года назад

Checking sources....what!?!?!?!? Media and information literacy! 💣🤯

@thebossaru10 3 года назад

Do you have a specific gravity that you'd use for this?

@EarthNationCeramics 3 года назад

This video was a long time ago. Before I even knew about specific gravity. But, yes. The gravity of this glaze should be 1.3 Honestly I prefer 1.3-1.35 It's rather thick

@maddycloses2657 7 лет назад

lol I like him. he's funny

@EarthNationCeramics 7 лет назад

+Maddy Closes he likes you too.

@jackcaselles1180 3 года назад

Why don't you use Bentonite?

@EarthNationCeramics 3 года назад

I usually only use Ben tonight whenever I needed to defluctuate for the glaze doesn't mix well enough with just my strength alone. I don't put bentonite in here because it honestly just doesn't need it.